Does anybody know anyone in the states still working with super balls? I've seen a handful of examples and would love to get one or even a pair, but can't seem to find anyone in the states working with them.
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I've seen a couple people been sold "Ball Pythons" which were really super balls. The breeder couldn't sell them as supers because it intimidated people so they sold them as balls saying the parents were under 4' long. Of course in a couple years that proved wrong. Look around. They aren't common to find but they are out there.
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Originally posted by acephantom903 View PostI've seen a couple people been sold "Ball Pythons" which were really super balls. The breeder couldn't sell them as supers because it intimidated people so they sold them as balls saying the parents were under 4' long. Of course in a couple years that proved wrong. Look around. They aren't common to find but they are out there.
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Originally posted by natieb View Postbut I think most people would want to know if there were some alien genetics in there.
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Originally posted by Noelle7206 View PostSo a 'super ball' is a blood x BP-? I've never heard of that...and agree w/ natieb, it's SO NOT cool to sell hybrids as regulars.
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Originally posted by acephantom903 View Post...A burmball is a burmese python x ball python. Very hard to find them because it isn't easy to breed a male ball python to a female burmese and I'm 90% sure it doesn't work the other way around.
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