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Does anyone have one? I see that they look like clean high yellow animals when they are young, but do they turn into the black and white adults that the Desert Ghost name is known for or is this morph just Desert?? How do they look compared to say the VPI or NERD recessive desert ghosts?
Thanks for helping with the confusion.
morph list is your friend
dessert and dessert ghost are NOT the same thing
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They brown out a bit as adults.
http://www.snake-zone.com/genetics/list/226/
desert ghost is a completely different morph.
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Really appreciate the help. I can see similarities and it's a really cool looking snake as an adult.
Thank again.
there is nothing alike between desert ghosts and deserts except ehy are ball pythons. one is a recessive gene the other co-dom/dom. even the color is different between the two.
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