Type: Recessive

The one that started it all. Proven simple recessive in 1992 by Bob Clark, this color mutation is amelanistic and therefore lacks the ability to produce melanin(black pigment). This leaves a striking looking yellow and white animal with red eyes.

Type: Recessive x Dominate

The albino spider is a combination of a dominant and recessive gene. It expresses itself as a beautiful, pale yellow bodied snake decorated with irregular white stripes on its body. The snake has bright red eyes and a white belly and is a truly beautiful, highly desirable morph.

Type: Recessive

Type: double co-dom

Type: co-dom

While extremely similar to the Cinnamon trait, Black Pastels are a separate lineage with the same manner of co-dominant inheritance.  Black Pastels are high contrast animals, with distinct black background coloration & gold or rust colored patterning. 

Type: double co-dom

A leucistic animal with baby blue eyes. We produced this male using a mojave and a lesser platty. This male is one of the my favorite double co-dom animals.

Type: co-dom x dominate

The bumble bee is a spider x pastel. This was the first double morph we produces. I have several in my collection now and I never tire of the many combos possible with them.

Type: recessive

Carmel Albino is a color mutation that is recessive and produces a snake that is varying shades of yellow, brown, cream and lavender with red eyes.This mutation goes by many names such as T+ Albino, Xanthic or Caramel Albino. The T+ means that this morph has a functional tyrosinase (a copper containing enzyme) responsible for the production of melanin.

Type: co-dom

Chocolate balls are one of the nicest mutations available. They are a blushed brown with floating aliens and a dark mottled belly.

Type: double co-dom

Type:Co-dominant

This is a pattern and color mutation – Cinnamons are one of the most important foundation color and pattern mutations. Especially as the the super form is the patternless, all black Super Cinnamon

Type: Recessive

This mutation causes a reduced pattern with an insane dark, wide dorsal stripe and a very busy and aberrant head which many say is a bit comical looking. Consequently, according to VPI, the original first wild-caught, had a small dark marking beneath the eye, a little tear-shaped marking that reminded them of a clown tear, this gave the clown its name. In addition to its famed dark dorsal stripe, the pattern ranges from having “normal-like” markings to almost patternless.  The colors of clowns are very crisp tans, with a copper-like tone, and basic browns. These colors tend to mellow out as they mature.   

Type: Co-dom

The desert-ball is a clean looking mutation with brighter than normal yellows, a clear belly and faded head markings. At this time it there has not been a super produced yet.

Type: co-dom

Enchi Pastels have a bit of a misleading name, as they are not compatible with other Pastel lines. Enchis are a co dominant morph that were first proven by Lars Brandell in 2002. The Enchi name came from the region in Africa where the original animal was caught.

Type: Co-dom

The fire ball is a subtle mutation that lightens the color of any morph combinations it's added to, like the firefly(pastel/fire).

The super form is a black-eyed-leucistic.

Type: Recessive

Genetic Stripe is a wonderful Recessive base mutation. They are characterized by a bright yellow dorsal stripe that is bordered by black lines. There is not really a color difference from a wild type Ball Python, and therefore are considered a pattern mutation. These animals over the years have proven to display perfect unbroken stripe, to Stripes that don't even appear to resemble perfect stripes and everything in between. Some of them have clean, patternless sides, and some of them display pattern on the sides.

Type: Recessive

This color mutation has a reduced amount of melanin(black pigment), giving it a look of a normal ball python that is in an eternal shed. Many different hypo lines exist, including, yellow, orange, green, butterscotch, desert and burgundy. As far as I know all of the lines are compatible with the exception of the green line.

Type: co-dom

These are very pretty ball pythons. These snakes are patterned fairly normal, but where the "alien heads" would be the pattern is speckled and peppered with little black patches and flecks. It gives the ball python a whole new look. They also seem to have that plain rusty colored head thing going on like most aberrant ball pythons.

Type: super yellow belly

It is pretty self explanatory in it's description. An all white snake with a "dirty" head. They do have a faint yellow stripe on the dorsum that either stays light as they age, or almost disappears. They will also have some purple coloration around bordering the stripe in the aft part of the body.

Type: double co-dom

This is a mojave pinstripe.

Type: double co-dom

A combination of a Pastel and a Pinstripe, was first produced by BHB Enterprises in 2003, and was dubbed the Lemon Blast.

Type: co-dom

First produced by Ralph Davis, these animals were the direct offspring of the Platinum ball. Ralph termed them Lesser Platinums, because they resembled Platinums, but to a Lesser degree. They are characterized by almost a lack of black pigment that is replaced by shades of brown, a lack off or very reduced amount of alien eyes, and typically have allot of white blushing creeping up the sides from the belly.

Type: double co-dom

This is a combo of a lesser and a Spider.

Type: double co-dom

This is a Blond pastel x Lesser. She and her sister have to be the prettiest balls I have in my collection.

Type: co-dom

A great looking morph that has proven to cross nicely with other morphs, and to produce the Blue eye Lucy. The Mojave have proven to have some mystery genes going on and mixing with a Mystic to produce an almost purple snake.

Type: ?????

I love this girl. Her color and bleeding spots are neat.

Type: co-dom

The Pastels are very pretty ball pythons they lack most of the brown coloration that a normal ball has, and replace it with beautiful shades of yellow and orange.

Type: co-dom

For I think this is the prettiest pastels.

Type: double co-dom

Such a beautiful animal, a combination of a pastel and a champagne.

Type: double co-dom

Type: recessive / co-dom

The Hypo Pastel is a combo Morph between recessive hypo and a pastel.

Type: het recessive x co-dom

I would not generally put a het on this page but the het clowns are remarkable obviously.

Type: double co-dom

A combination of a pastel and a mojave

Type: double co-dom

Such a beautiful animal,,,, a combination of a sugar and a pastel.

Type: double co-dom

Aka Granite pin.

Type: double co-dom

A Pewter is a combination of a Pastel and a Cinnamon Pastel Ball Pythons.

Type: recessive

Color and pattern mutation has spots of pattern sprinkled on a pure white background. The white is formed by a lack of chromatophores (skin cells that hold pigment) and spots of color that normally contain black dorsal stripes and some vibrant fire orange colors. The amount of white on these animals is variable from 1% to 95%, but never has been seen on the head.

Type: co-dom

This pattern mutation is known for the thin black "pinstripes" that border the bright yellow dorsal stripe.

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Type: co-dom

The actual shatter pattern name comes from a gray discoloration of a scale patch. Some scales are solid gray while others in the localized area are the base color with gray running through them, which gives the shattered appearance.

Type: double co-dom

This has a slight pattern but when a special is put with a mojave the crystal is produced.

Type: dominate

What an awesome mutation the Spider is, this has to be one of the best examples of "reduced patterning" in a ball python. Spiders are a dominant mutation,meaning there is no super form.

Type: recessive/co-dom

The albino spider is a combination of a dominant and recessive gene. It expresses itself as a beautiful, pale yellow bodied snake decorated with irregular white stripes on its body. The snake has bright red eyes and a white belly and is a truly beautiful, highly desirable morph.

Type: double co-dom

Type: double co-dom

A combination of a spider and pinstripe.

Type: co-dom

This mutation predominately affects the pattern, making for a very busy patterned animal, however, I find that most of them are a shade brighter than a wild type Ball Python. It is also know for a very aberrant head pattern. The original Spotnose received it's name from the gold spot on the tip of the nose, but as more and more of these animals are produced, it is not known if that is a definitive marker for the trait, as many have been produced without the spot.

Type: co-dom

Similar to a calico

Type: Super form

Type: Double co-dom

A combination of a yellow belly and a Spector

Type: Co-dom

Type: co-dom

Type: co-dom