The champagne ball python is a stunning morph that can vary quite a bit in color and pattern. The champagne is a co-dom morph that is generally tan and gold in color but offers a variable pattern when one is present. There are several morph combinations that when combined with champagnes produce a lethal gene or snakes that fail to thrive. Some of these crosses include spiders, womas, really anything that tends to have wobbles or motor skill issues. We … Continue reading →

The Lemon Blast is a beautiful designer morph that is created by breeding a pinstripe to a pastel. Lemon Blasts combine the intricate fine-line pattern of the pinstripe and the bright yellow color of the pastel. They also have solid white bellies and pale amber/green eyes. The pinstripe X pastel breeding should statistically produce an even number of normals, pinstripes, pastels, and Lemon Blasts. This is an awesome morph to breed into other morphs. Just by breeding it to normal … Continue reading →

The Jigsaw ball python is a designer morph, or combo morph. It is a cross between the Pinstripe, and the Mojave, and brings out traits in both. If you breed a pinstripe to a mojave, you should get around 25% normal, 25% pinstripe, 25% mojave, and 25% jigsaw. This is the same as if you bred a jigsaw to a normal.

The Butter Bee, or Butter Spider, ball python is a combination of both the Butter, and the Spider morphs. (who would have guessed it?) They are a beautiful combination, with a mixture of tan and white, and hints of yellow.