Just want to share a video showing off our new co-dom or dominant morph the Nova. Hope you enjoy.
Cheers,
Dan
Dan Wolfe Herpetoculture
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Just want to share a video showing off our new co-dom or dominant morph the Nova. Hope you enjoy.
Cheers,
Dan
Dan Wolfe Herpetoculture
Dan,
Excellent animals! Continued success, Happy New Year to you and your family.
Best wishes, Kyle
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David Coverdale
Are you trying this year for the SuperNova? I'd be interested to see what that looks like.
I've got one shot at producing the Super Nova this year - with a name like that it better be good!
Very nice Dan! I like them a lot.
Matt ozsvath
Lizards of Oz
www.lizardsofoz.com
Not sure on the morph, the super pastel sure do look really nice. Is it a gene in itself or selective bred ? Guess you know more than us 
But I really like the way the video is done, really profesionnal, easy to understand and really let us the time to see what you are talking of without getting lazy seeing it.
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Thanks for the valuable feedback. The Nova morph is at this point either Co-dominant or Dominant, clearly a separate mutation - not the result of selective breeding.
Regards,
Dan
Sweet. Would love to see what an adult Nova looks like. The Super Pastel Novas are really nice. Congrats and thanks for sharing!!
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1.1 Normals het Caramel (Edward & Bella)
0.1 Normal 66% ph Caramel (Rosalie)
0.1 Caramel (Bellatrix)
1.0 Honey Bee (Aragog)
0.1 Hypo Pastel (Nagini)
0.1 Spider 66% ph Hypo(Nymphadora)
1.1 Mojaves (Lucius & Renesme)
0.1 Pastel Lesser (Narcissa)
0.1 Pinstripe (Arwen)
1.0 Pewter (Salazar)
0.1 Bumble Bee (Alice)
0.1 Lemonblast (Luna)
1.0 Bell Pastel (Jasper)
0.1 African Dinker (Esme)
0.1 Normal (Madame Olympe Maxime)
0.1 Het Pied
0.2 Normal Babies 66% ph Caramel
1.1 Pastel "Dinker" Babies (Snape & Madame Hooch)
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0.1 Blizzard het Diffused (Tumnus)
1.0 Blizzards poss het Anery, Hypo, Diffused
0.1 Anery Lavender het Amel (Lucy)
0.1 Plasma poss het Hypo (Victoria)
1.0 Plasma poss het Albino
1.0 Hypo Plasma
0.1 Opal (Jewel)
0.1 Amel Motley
0.1 Diffused poss het Anery
0.1 Diffused poss het Anery, Albino, Charcoal, Hypo
0.1 Lavender Motley poss het diffused
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0.1 Charcoal poss het Albino, Anery, Diffused, Hypo
0.1 Fire poss het Anery, Charcoal, Hypo (LeeLoo)
0.1 Normal het Albino, Lavender, Anery, Charcoal, poss het Diffused
1.0 Albino het Lavender, Anery, Charcoal, poss het Diffused
Hog
1.0 Tri Color (Molly)
Great video Dan..but We have to see an adult Nova,,and give us the story..
Then get it on the morph list with a pic..
http://www.worldofballpythons.com/morphs/nova/
as you can see something is missing..
showning a combo ,,but not the base morph..
Keep up the good work Dan
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Rolf Mikkelsen
DENMARK
Hi Rolf,
The reason I jumped a stage and showed the Super Pastel Nova before the plain Nova, was that I didn't want people to think I was delusional. Honestly, I really didn't think I had anything special there until I produced the first Pastel Novas... now I can see the subtle differences between the Nova and Normals, but still it can be a challenge! The adult Novas lose some of the slight blushing they have as juveniles, so I think they are even harder to see.
Thanks for the excellent feedback,
Dan
So no pied markers on the Nova? I have a similar project but they all have pied type markers..
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Brian Hettinger
480 Pythons
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