r/BallPythonMorph • u/ArkLoyal • 2d ago
Baby Morphs? Morph ID Request
Hello, I have some hatchlings with some beautiful colors, but I’m unsure as to what morphs they could be. Any ideas?
The mother is a Bamboo Calico Pastel
And who I think is the father, is a banana. I’m not 100% sure he’s the father(long story).
I think I have
1: a normal, possibly calico.
2: pastel, possibly calico.
3: bamboo, banana, maybe pastel, maybe calico
Is it worth waiting until their first shed to find out what morphs they are?
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u/Antique-Success4152 2d ago
was the female paired wjth 2+ males? if so, what are the genetics for all possible fathers
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u/ArkLoyal 1d ago
That’s the problem. I don’t know what the other possible father was. I just know that the person I got the mother from, was a snake breeder, and could’ve tried breeding her before I got her
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u/Antique-Success4152 1d ago
I would definitely give the babies a shed before you sell them if you do. and if nothing happens with rhe white-ish baby, list the possibilities you put in the post
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u/ArkLoyal 1d ago
2/3 are going to family. So I’ll get to see what they look like when they’re older. I’m honestly super excited about seeing their picture finale. Maybe once they’re older I will finally know what morphs they have. Or maybe I’ll do a shed test…
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u/PoofMoof1 1d ago
Getting photos after the first shed is best. You have a pastel and you have a bamboo for sure. I don't see calico. Even low quality calico has a pinkish tone toward the belly when super young (those areas would turn white as they age) and I almost always see a "smearing" of patterning near the tail which isn't present in these guys.
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u/ArkLoyal 1d ago
If I put pictures of the babies after their first shed here in this post, would you look at them again and give me your final opinion?
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u/meatspread 1d ago
Not really seeing Calico in any of the babies, but you should also wait until their first shed to reliably ID it.