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I see this term used every so often but can't seem to find any information on what it looks like. Just wondering what color this type is. Anyone know of a thread or something that talks about it?
Thanks!

It's a normal colored ballpython with an unusual pattern. As far as I know it hasn't (yet) been proven to be reproducable.

Sorry I don't have a picture handy, hopefully some of the people that have them will post some.

Mark

>>I see this term used every so often but can't seem to find any information on what it looks like. Just wondering what color this type is. Anyone know of a thread or something that talks about it?
>>Thanks!

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Harlequins have in my opinion melted sides. This si a striped Harlequin. Thanks David

I like the Striped Harlequan looks almost like a Stiped Mojave I seen in the classifieds.
Is that a proven trait?

Thx

Mine is not proven yet, I am looking at next year or so to proven her out. When she gets large enough I will breed her to my Mojave male.

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Here is an excellent example of a Harlequin.

1. Melty down dorsal stripe
2. Floating aliens
3. Melty up
4. Clear belly

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Tosha

"Nihil facimus sed id bene facimus"

6.42.0 Ball Python (Harry and Fluffy and gang)
1.0.0 Angolan Python (Anakin Skywalker)
0.0.1 Green Tree Python (Verdi)
0.1.0 Bredls Python (Smurfette)
0.2.0 Feline (Pippen and Pandora)
0.0.1 Desert Tortoise (Pope John Paul aka JP )
2.2.1 Fish (1,2,3,4)
0.0.0 frogs rescued from pool skimmer
0.0.1 Lizard of unknown origin

That snake is very nice looking!!! So, is this a proven genetic trait or just something that happens haphazardly?

Looks like a normal snake, with some pretty markings.
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Ron Billingsley
www.ronbillingsleyreptiles.com