UPDATE ON THE INSANE HYPO BALL PYTHON CLUTCH WE HATCHED OUT 

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Thank you man, and she is beautiful, one of the best looking single gene Yellowbellys that I’ve ever seen

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Thank you, that’s awesome I did not know that! Makes sense now that I see both snakes that have the rust spots have GHI

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Thank you, yes those are all siblings! Isn’t the variety crazy!

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​@@ballsoffuryballpythons1437 I have female Ghi & pastel yb but if I want to get nice baby for my female Ghi what is the best pairing with my ghi or just stay with pastel yb

If we are strictly speaking with the spider gene, only the offspring carrying the spider gene, i.e. Visual spiders, will have the wobble. A non-spider pairing will not produce any wobblers. Now, there are certain other genes that have been known to wobble such as champagne, hidden gene woma, super spotnose etc. The same idea applies, only visual champagnes or hidden gene womas will have the wobble. The super spotnose is special in that only the super form wobbles, so a spotnose to spotnose pairing can produce a super spotnose, also known as a powerball, which is known to sometimes wobble.

Only Spider carries the neurological issue in this case, the animals that do not have spider will not be affected by the wobble issue and neither will the offspring they produce, the wobble issue is attached to only the spider gene in this case.

That’s cool, I wonder if the hypo has something to do with that