Morph Guide #9: The Bumble Bee Ball Python - Benjamin's Exotics 

@GoldenEye Queen757, Indeed! Bumble Bess are a fantastic combo!

@ ZD Exotics, Thank you!

@Clobo, Thanks for watching!

@Familiar Books, Thanks for watching!

@ Taevian's World of Reptiles!, Thank you!

Taevian's World of Reptiles! Dude I love your reptile unboxings! I subbed :)

@*KellyeR*Jesus Saves* *Choose eternal life*, Indeed! Thanks for watching!

@Jordan Cook, That's awesome! I wish you the best of success!

@Slade Bressie, Thank you!

@Victoria Little, Yes that is correct, any morph with the Spider gene can display this syndrome although from my experience severe cases are very rare.

Also another nerurolgical issue breeding them with certain other morphs will lead to killing the babies or the mother but I could be wrong because I'm not to sure if it's true or not.

@@victorialittle9287 Yes Spiders will sometimes produce dead babies when bred to other genes with a similar wobble condition.

@Andre Heise, Those are all great combos! Thanks for watching!

@ Lharper reptiles, I wish you the best of luck!

@ roy bailey, Thank you!

@JM, The best thing to do would be to reach out to a trusted breeder and ask to see a video or demonstration of the animals wobble. Most Spiders have such minor signs of wobble that few people can even recognize it. I have plenty in my collection and only one of them is dingy as far as the wobble is concerned. It's very rare.

@Ballist Exx, awesome! The Bumble Bee Ball Python is an excellent combo!

Im planning on getting a bumblebee in the next few weeks. Does yours have any issues with head wabble or anything?

@@DADPOOL8297 it does have a slight wobble, but it’l vary between individuals. What I’d say is to Make sure there’s some kind of padding when feeding or to do it out in the open.

@@ballistexx7864 i have several, over 60, sankes and reptiles, geckos, beardies, monitors, ball pythons (only morph is a mojave) all the way up to reticulated pythons, true red tail boas, 3 burmese pythons, and a green anaconda lol. So i have the experiance, just not with this particular morph. All my animals are pretty well tame. Theyre handled at least every other day, theyre good with my kids. Not a single one gets fed in its encloser so none are cage aggressive. Ive hook trained them all to turn off the feeding response. I was able to turn my passion into 2 jobs. I take my animals to schools, elementary-high school and teach about the animals, teach the kids to respect them, teach the kids that reptiles are misunderstood. I also do what i call fear therapy. Mostly for couples. 1 wants a reptile, the other is terrified, so i can go with snakes or lizards, whatever the pet being considered is, and start with small, lazy, and friendly, and slowly work my way up. Ive turned people who freeze at the site of a corn snake into someone who looks forward to holding a 22ft reticulated python in under 3 months. To me, thats a lot of work, and im fulfilled every day. Im proud of what i do.

Hey Austin. When I made the comment over on the Mutation Creation channel, I was well aware that Cinnamon, Black Pastel, HRA etc, are all allelic when put together. However, in 2019 I had been working on a few projects with other breeders I know involving both Enchi and Cinnamon in combos, and I was under the impression that they had bred visual Cinnamon Enchi combos to normals last year and produced both normals and visual Enchi Cinnamons, which would mean that Enchi Cinnamon is not an allelic combo. After I made the comment, I immediately sent a few DMs and emails to a few of the people who had these results, and it turns out that some of the animals were only pos Enchi, some of the females did have the Enchi gene in them, and a few other complications that made me question my initial response, and I removed the comment. While I now do believe that there is definitely a case to be made about this allelic relationship, this is still very new information to the reptile industry and before I can claim that these are absolutely allelic genes, I will have to obtain concrete documentation of multiple clutches to properly inform my collusion. Thank you for reaching out to me, and I apologize for any miscommunication. - Benjamin of Benjamin's Exotics.

Benjamin's Exotics haha no worries bro! I was just wanting to hear if you had anything to debunk it so far I know a handful of people who didn’t even realize it but had clutches that prove it allelic. I know it’s such a weird concept it took me a few days to wrap my head around it and billy just started to believe it too! Keep up the videos and breeding!

@Austin as in #teamaustin from mutation creation?

@Benjamin's Exotics so you decided to shoot first and ask questions second huh? I’m glad I read this comment bc I had no clue cinnamon and black pastel were allelic. Can I ask what all morphs fall into the cinnamon allelic complex?

@Joseph Vaughan, from what I know the Cinnamon complex includes Cinnamon, Black Pastel, Huffman, Lori, Het Red Axanthic, and as of recent knowledge possibly Enchi. There are also a few other genes that are rumored to be allelic with Cinnamons but there is still a lot of work and testing to be done.