Common Name: Ball python Scientific Name: Python regius Morph: Blonde Pastel jungle Genetics: co-dominant color mutation First Produced by: Matt turner in 1999.

There are many different proven genetic lines of pastel jungle known today. Graziani, NERD, Bell and Turner are credited with proving the most commonly seen lines of their respective pastels. Each line seems to have a unique affect on a Ball python's color. Lemon and Blonde pastels typically show amplified yellows and added blushing throughout their patterns as well as bleaching of the dark pigments on the head. Other pastels may show an increase in orange in the base color, or may have a Stonewashed appearance. Pastel jungles offer a tremendous opportunity to the innovative breeder. Crossing other morphs to a pastel can create exaggerated appearance making the animal seem hand painted.

Existing Designer Morphs: Super Pastel (Dominant Pastel), Pastel Albino (Co-Dominant or Dominant Pastel and Homozygous Albino), Pastel Ghost (Co-Dominant Pastel and Homozygous Ghost), Pastel Cinnamon or Pewter Ball (Co-Dominant Pastel and Co-Dominant Cinnamon Pastel), Pastel Spider or Bumblebee Spider (Co-Dominant Pastel and Dominant or Co-Dominant Spider), Pastel Pinstripe or Lemon Blast (Co-Dominant Pastel and Co-Dominant Pinstripe), Pastel Clown (Co-Dominant Pastel and Homozygous Clown), Pastel Lesser Platinum (Co-Dominant Pastel and Co-Dominant Lesser Platinum), Pastel Spider Woma or Wanna Bee Spider (Co-Dominant Pastel/Spider/Woma), Pastel Pied (Co-Dominant Pastel and Homozygous Piebald), Pastel Lesser Platinum Spider or Queen Bee (Co-Dominant Lesser Platinum/Spider/Pastel), Pastel Fire or Fire Fly (Co-Dominant Pastel and Co-Dominant Fire).

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