they look different because Gulf Coast selectively bred them into a super high gold line which is genetic. So basically you are getting 2 genes in one snake. Both of my het female citrus are exceptionally high gold along with my citrus male. Each generation that they bred these animals, the better they get. They have also bred this gene into their pastels and black pastels, which cause them to pop. Our male pastel and male black pastel are both results of them crossing those genes into this high gold line and it's very noticable. I've attached pics of my male ghost, male pastel and male black pastel so you can see how it influences these other genes. My goal is to produce a citrus black pastel using the animals that we've acquired from them. I hope this info helps you out.

for those that have seen these pics, I'm sorry to repost, but I thought they were fitting of this topic. I'll get some new ones soon.









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Josh & Krysty Hutto
J&K Reptiles

Various Ball Pythons:::

1.0 striped vanilla
1.0 spider
1.2 Citrus Ghost and hets
1.2 Albino and hets
2.3 het Pied
0.6 50% poss het pied
1.1 Pastel (male has additional gene going on with him)
a bunch of normal female breeders
a bunch of normal female holdbacks and several rescued normal males

0.1 columbian boa, she's a feeding monster, controls my
over production of rats, lol
0.1 brazilian rainbow boa, another rat eating monster
1.1 corns


a BAD dog is MADE not bred, support the American Pit Bull Terrier as the greatest breed of dogs on Earth!!!!!

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• Citrus Ghost - jimmyeo3, Mon May 21 17:04:00 2007
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• RE: Citrus Ghost - joshhutto, Mon May 21 20:08:48 2007