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I remember last year there was a Banana Ball being sold and was stated that it was a Dominant morph. I was just wondering who ended up with it and if it's breeding or not.

Luke

Jack @ Designersnakes purchased a "Coral Glow" a.k.a. "banana ball".

http://www.designersnakes.com

As for them being dominant? Will Slough (sp?) produced some and claimed they were dominant!?! but did not desmonstrate beyond a resonable doubt they in fact were....anyone else mind filling in the blanks here.

The mutation HAS been proven dominant,it is undetermined whether or not it is a co-dominant trait. And,yes the crew at designer snakes did in fact purchase the animal from Wil. It was a female,so its impossible for it to be breedable at this age.Hope this clears up any confusion. Mark Petros /Strictly Serpents

Mark is right she is only 500 grams right now and hopefully will be big enough to breed next year. I call this morph the Coral Albino which exactly describes her coloration. She is also het for Clown, so when she is ready she will be bred to our Clown male. If she is borderline breedable next season we will hold off until the following year. We definately want a big clutch from her. I'm debating wether to breed her to our Spider. I think a Coral Spider will be the hottest cross morph to date in my opinion. Her speckling appears to increase with age. She was produced by Will's Banana female to a Clown male. He hatched out 3 female bananas and 3 normal offspring with all of them being het for Clown.

Jack