Ball Python Morph websites

[giambi4343]

does anybody know a good website that shows the possible outcomes of breeding with two different ball python morphs? for example, how to make a bumblebee or a spider ball, ect. just curious to see what i can look for with future breeding. thank you.
andrew

[Will0W783]

Markus Jayne's website is probably the best one. Markus Jayne, Ball pythons | ballpython.ca

But I can tell you a spider is co-dominant, so to make them, you need to actually buy a spider and breed it to a normal or another spider or such. Here are some of the more common ones:

Spider + pastel= bumblebee
Pinstripe + pastel = lemonblast
pastel + bee = killer bee
leucistic = super form of mojave (mojave + mojave)
ivory = super form of yellowbelly (YB + YB)

Spider= codominant, must buy spider
pinstripe = codominant, must buy pinstripe
Piebald = recessive, breed two het pieds

[Will0W783]

Oh, and spinner = spider + pinstripe

[Ch^4]

Had to throw this one in, since you mentioned the piebald! :

Spied = spider het pied + pied or spider het pied + spider het pied

[serpentshideawa]

go to youtube look up snakebytestv he shows a lot of that kind of stuff as well. and i bet the spider pied is gorgeous to see

[Will0W783]

Spider pieds are neat, but I really just like the regular pieds better. I saw an albino spider pied at the last Reading reptile show. It was so light you could barely see the pattern. But it was pretty.

[Ch^4]

^^ An albino spied?!?! I have yet to see that one...

[Will0W783]

What pattern it had was so faint it was hard to tell there was anything there. Interesting snake, but not my cup of tea. I can't seem to find a pic of one online anywhere.

[Ch^4]

^^ Personally, I'm not into anything spider due to neurological disorders, but truly appreciate the gorgeous morphs that stem from it. I'm a BIG pied & pied combo fan, so I love seeing any and all pieds & combos.

I think spieds are so cute; typically all white with a stunning head pattern. I call pied combos that are all white except the head "masked beauties." They're adorable (IMO)!

[Aaron_S]

I believe World of Ball Pythons as well as NERD's site both have a wizard for genetics.