Co-dominant ball python gene · super form: Super Sulfur
Sulfur Ball Python: Genetics and Pairing Odds
Sulfur is a co-dominant (incomplete dominant) gene. One copy gives the Sulfur look, and two copies make the Super Sulfur, a stronger version of it. Bred to a normal, a Sulfur gives about half Sulfur babies; a Super Sulfur gives Sulfur babies every time.
What Sulfur pairings produce
| Pairing | Babies, per egg |
|---|---|
| Sulfur × Normal | 50% Sulfur50% Normal |
| Sulfur × Sulfur | 50% Sulfur25% Super Sulfur25% Normal |
| Super Sulfur × Normal | 100% Sulfur |
| Super Sulfur × Sulfur | 50% Super Sulfur50% Sulfur |
Try Sulfur pairings yourself
Put any two animals into the ball python morph calculator for the full odds, hets and supers included. Or breed Sulfur ball pythons in Lock and Lay, a free ball python game where every clutch follows these same odds and the babies sell on a live market.
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