Yellowbelly ball pythons
are somewhat normal in appearance, but carry some perplexing
genetics. Breeding two yellowbellies together can result in a
white snake with a yellow dorsal stripe, which has been given the name
ivory. The yellowbelly is a key componant of the amazing
superstripe ball, and also seems to lighten up and make other morphs
just a bit nicer. This morph is found fairly commonly in import
shipments from Africa, but one should be sure that a yellowbelly is
from a verified line that is heterozygous for ivory. We have a
nice female yellowbelly that we will be raising up for future
combinations, and we are excited about the addition of this morph to
Australian Addiction Reptiles. GET ADDICTED!
Yellowbellies
are beautiful in
their own right.
The
belly of yellowbelly has a
mottled yellow pattern
