borneo and blood python morphs,

[ern79]

are the morphs unique to the individual species or will the traits transfer to both types? i.e. could you breed a matrix blood to borneo and get the same results? even if you can do this, are the results generally frowned upon as undesireable intergrades?

[Akua_Ko_Nalu]

Yes and yes, it is possible, however greatly frowned upon by the Blood Clan.
Intergrades between the 3 species are hated, frankly!

The 3 species alone are incredibly beautiful in their own rights.

There was a "Solar" Blood Python, which was a Hybrid created by breeding a T+ Albino Brongersmai to a Breitensteini.

[ern79]

are there any co-dom breitensteini morphs, im googling but its difficult to findany particular source that breaks down all the morphs and whether they are recessive or not. Ive seen your het ultra breit which makes me think recessive but there seems to be a super ultra breit which would suggest co-dom, im a little confused!

[ern79]

Ive just found a link to the designer morphs book page, my mate has a copy, ill have to borrow it.

[Akua_Ko_Nalu]

A lot of the Blood and STP Morphs have been proven and released since John Berry's book.

The following Breitensteini Morphs have been proven;

Marble/Super Stripe - Co-Dom
Stripe/Super Stripe - Co-Dom
Het Ultra Breit/Ultra Breit - Believed Co-Dom (Markered Animals in Het form)

The following Brongersmai have been proven;

T+ Albino - Recessive
T- Albino - Recessive
Matirx/Ivory - Co-Dom
Toba - Dom (so far)
Slackline - Dom
Frostbite - Dom
GoldenEye/Magpie - Co-Dom
Stripe/Super Stripe - Co-Dom
Anery - Co-Dom
Hypo - Co-Dom/Recessive (different lines of varying degrees)
Batik/Super Batik - Co-Dom

Curtus;

T+ Albino - Recessive

That's about it for main stream proven stuff. You then get the whole range of Peach/Blond/Platinums etc. in Brongersmai.

I've probably missed a few as well!

[Akua_Ko_Nalu]

Originally Posted by ern79

are there any co-dom breitensteini morphs, im googling but its difficult to findany particular source that breaks down all the morphs and whether they are recessive or not. Ive seen your het ultra breit which makes me think recessive but there seems to be a super ultra breit which would suggest co-dom, im a little confused!

That's what makes it nuts....It works both ways like a Recessive AND Co-Dom, Ultra Breits are so much fun.

My Male Ultra Breit was produced by breeding an Ultra Breit to a Normal! By "genetic rules" that animal at most should be a Heterozygous form.

It's leaning more toward a Co-Dom with either a second gene at work, or some form of "Super Super" form.

[ern79]

very helpful, thanks a bunch.

[Akua_Ko_Nalu]

No worries, I'm working with a handful of those listed above, should be fun in the next few years!

[ern79]

Originally Posted by Akua_Ko_Nalu

No worries, I'm working with a handful of those listed above, should be fun in the next few years!

One more question, say you took one of you "het" ultra breit and bred it to a normal, what would you expect to get?

[Akua_Ko_Nalu]

Originally Posted by ern79

One more question, say you took one of you "het" ultra breit and bred it to a normal, what would you expect to get?

More Het Ultras and Normals, it works similar to a Yellow Belly Ball Python, you have a visually "markered" animal that is different to a Normal but produces an outstanding super form.