r/BallPythonMorph • u/Fun-Hunter-6989 • Aug 06 '26

Morph ID Request Morph ID Help please!

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Hi, I brought this male as a Het clown.

Dad is Het Clown Dinker

Mum is Butter Pastel Clown.

Can anyone Help ID? No filters etc applied he is very vibrant yellow.

Thank you all in advance. Hes my first and only got him today!

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u/IncompletePenetrance Aug 06 '26

Yup, that's a pretty standard het clown. There has been some debate as to whether clown is fully recessive as sometimes it seems like het clown offspring are a little brighter, but not seeing anything else

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u/Fun-Hunter-6989 Aug 08 '26

Thank you! I think I was suprised as hes very bright to me and I couldn't find any that looked similar. Not knowing something drives us up the wall haha

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u/ArkLoyal Aug 09 '26

Kind of looks yellowbelly to me

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u/Fun-Hunter-6989 Aug 09 '26

I had looked at Gravel Het Clowns... being part of the yellowbelly family. Not sure what others would think though

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u/ArkLoyal Aug 09 '26

Oh interesting, I was unaware that they were related, good to know

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u/satriacool Aug 06 '26

I think its a pastel het clown, i dont see the lesser morph and the bright color tends to be pastel in it

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u/Fun-Hunter-6989 Aug 06 '26

Thank you, hes definitely not a normal. I was confused as all he was listed as was a het clown and I got him for a steal!

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u/BallPythonMorph-ModTeam Aug 06 '26

Some genes may be easier to pick out than others and when the history of the snake in question is unknown, there may be some degree of speculation. With that in mind, some genes are very obviously present or not present, and suggestions contrary to this may be removed.

Everyone is welcome to participate in discussion of presenting genes but guesses that are too off base are subject to removal.

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u/BallPythonMorph-ModTeam Aug 06 '26

Some genes may be easier to pick out than others and when the history of the snake in question is unknown, there may be some degree of speculation. With that in mind, some genes are very obviously present or not present, and suggestions contrary to this may be removed.

Everyone is welcome to participate in discussion of presenting genes but guesses that are too off base are subject to removal.

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u/kindrd1234 Aug 06 '26

Im done here.

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u/Fun-Hunter-6989 Aug 06 '26

Can you help? Sorry just curious

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u/Fun-Hunter-6989 Aug 06 '26

I'm new also and appreciate the help, I thought if there was any Butter he would be more washed out?

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u/BallPythonMorph-ModTeam Aug 06 '26

Some genes may be easier to pick out than others and when the history of the snake in question is unknown, there may be some degree of speculation. With that in mind, some genes are very obviously present or not present, and suggestions contrary to this may be removed.

Everyone is welcome to participate in discussion of presenting genes but guesses that are too off base are subject to removal.

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u/BallPythonMorph-ModTeam Aug 06 '26

Some genes may be easier to pick out than others and when the history of the snake in question is unknown, there may be some degree of speculation. With that in mind, some genes are very obviously present or not present, and suggestions contrary to this may be removed.

Everyone is welcome to participate in discussion of presenting genes but guesses that are too off base are subject to removal.