Codominant Genes
What is a Codom?
Codominant genes are able to appear individually or layered together on a snake to make brilliant pattern combinations. In ball pythons there are literally thousands of different possibilities!
We have many beautiful colors and patterns that we are working in to our recessive projects. The cool thing about codominant genes is only one parent has to carry the gene to pass it on, where recessive both parents must carry the gene. If you cannot visually see a codominant gene, the snake does not "carry" it like a recessive morph can.
Heterozygous or "het" for short means they carry a recessive and it takes 2 hets to make a visual. Or a visual recessive bred to a het of the same morph.
Pictured on this page is our codominant morphs, and some may be "het" for other things.
Bugsie- Superfly female
Bamboo Sugar female
Bamboo Female
Lipstick- Champagne GHI Mojave Pinstripe
Maybelline- Champagne Fire GHI
Nagina- Champagne Mojave
Hope- Leopard Flame
Ursula- Sable Mojave
Elsa- Leopard Flame Soul Sucker
Jade- Leopard Emperor Pin
Leopard Pewter female
MellowYellow- Leopard Flame Bumble Bee female
Raskelle- Freeway female
Leopard Lesser Pewter?? Female
Enchi Lesser Female pos het DG
Super Pastel Chocolate Pinstripe pos het hypo
Astrid- Orange Dream Pinstripe female
Tasha- Pinstripe
Karma- Spider
Pastel Leopard Female
Jenny- Mojave female
Black Magic Trick female
Nubsie- Pastel trick
Myschief- mystic female
Ariel
Ariel
Ariel may look like "just a normal " but she is incredibly special to us as an individual.
Ariel is Tony's first ball python that Londyn named before we even met. She is a big girl now and been in the collection the longest besides Jazmine my Redtail Boa.
Yes she is a wild type, normal, classic ball python
Nala
Nala
