The Silver Surfer - Ghost Lesser Silver Streak Ball Python

[Watever]

HOLY ******** ****** ***** **** !

I know a few person who are DAMN FAR from this !!!! While about everyone !

That's a QUAD GENE morph, with 1 being recessive and another one being a super. It's just INSANE !!!

And it's BEAUTIFUL !

[OhhWatALoser]

you know alot of people say my jaw dropped and don't really mean it, im not joking mine did.

only question i have is how can you be sure its a super pastel? because my girlfriends POG has the blushing markers of a super pastel, but obviously the color if different, but your so far off the color spectrum... i donno how you can be sure, not that im doubting you, just asking....

[ColinWeaver]

you know alot of people say my jaw dropped and don't really mean it, im not joking mine did.

only question i have is how can you be sure its a super pastel? because my girlfriends POG has the blushing markers of a super pastel, but obviously the color if different, but your so far off the color spectrum... i donno how you can be sure, not that im doubting you, just asking....

The difference between a black pewter and a silver streak is the presence of a second instance of the pastel gene. When the animal is a super pastel black pastel (e.g. silver streak) it has a distinct absence of pattern down the center of its back that is ...silver (which explains the name).

Here are three pictures. The first picture is the ghost lesser black pewter. Notice the absence of a streak down its back. The second picture is a regular silver streak (using the word "regular" to describe a silver streak is a bit of sacrilege). The third picture is this silver surfer. Notice the "silver streak".







Hope this helps.

[JimmyBalls]

SPEECHLESS!

[Hypnotic Exotic]

WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[OhhWatALoser]

The difference between a black pewter and a silver streak is the presence of a second instance of the pastel gene. When the animal is a super pastel black pastel (e.g. silver streak) it has a distinct absence of pattern down the center of its back that is ...silver (which explains the name).

Here are three pictures. The first picture is the ghost lesser black pewter. Notice the absence of a streak down its back. The second picture is a regular silver streak (using the word "regular" to describe a silver streak is a bit of sacrilege). The third picture is this silver surfer. Notice the "silver streak".

Hope this helps.

i see, thanks for the detailed reply

again ill comment and say truly amazing.

[MarkS]

Incredible... I just don't know what else to say. The stuff you've been posting over the last few days makes me very excited for the future.

[TaylorS]

Amazing!!!

[Big Gunns]

You do realize that you can be sued for using this name. Really...you can. BG doubts they'll care...or ever notice...but they could sue you for using it. Just a leeetle FYI Colin.

[ColinWeaver]

You do realize that you can be sued for using this name. Really...you can. BG doubts they'll care...or ever notice...but they could sue you for using it. Just a leeetle FYI Colin.

Pile me on to the litigation efforts currently underway for the following names:

- Ralph Davis is being sued by Anglo Platinum, the world's largest platinum producer
- Ian Gniazdowski is be sued by Gene Wilder and the estate of Richard Pryor for use of the name Silver Streak.
- There are class action lawsuits underway regarding the use of the name "spider" and "Bumble Bee". All the bees and spiders in the world are pissed. I also heard that Optimus Prime himself is representing the interests of the Autobots in this matter.
- Aspidites ramsayi has filed suit over the blatant use of the name "Woma".
- A coalition of rock quarry's is contemplating action over the name "granite".
- The World Pool-Billiard Association is preparing legal arguments regarding the use of the term "8-ball".

Living in a litigious is great, isn't it?