zigzag pattern burmese

[jjpython]

have any of you heard about this pattern before.
to me it sound like it would be a nickname for a Labyrinth, but im not sure

someone is selling a zigzag het for granite burmese, sound interesting to me

if any of you have any pics of a zigzag it would be much appreciated

[kevyn]

The only thing I can think of is they're just describing the pattern. There is no zig-zag morph burm. Granits tend to produce visible hets. The pattern on a het granit is broken up and more puzzleish.

[AgaR]

I saw the ones you are talking about......they were pretty cool but a bit agressive... at 15 feet that sux if they are agressive....lol

anyway hace fun! ;)

Cya
Alex

[ffollett]

They could have been wc. That would explain why they were agressive

[Fang&Claw]

i have produced zig zag patterns in pythons by incubating the eggs at variable temps.....this zig zagging is of course non-inheritable....its just the pigmentation being interupted by temperature during egg incubation

[AgaR]

they are CBB, and it's simple, they are het granite, you can not know the hets if they are WC :P

Ciao
Alex

[sc00t]

hahaha WC het for granite that would be a nice suprise now wouldnt it