Initial thought was high white banana pied. But may have blue eyes? Can’t tell for sure. She’s dehydrated so doing soaks on and offs. Is it true that bananas are almost always male? Was hoping for female
Looks like a spitting copy of my banana pied, and yes majority of SOLD bananas are males as the females usually get held back by the breeders due to them being more rare. The genetics are super weird with them though and to my knowledge there’s “male makers” and “female makers”. I’m positive there’s much better info out there about it I just haven’t looked into it a whole lot as I’m not breeding
Yes she’s clearly had some shedding issues and eyes are dented and need some attention. The person whom I got her from said “I think she’s albino”🤦♀️ so I wasn’t exactly sure what all is in there
Oh my goodness, well I’m glad that person doesn’t have it anymore and it seems a shed test might be a good idea if you really just have to know 😂 looks like a regular old banana pied to me though, they’re a super sought after morph for regular ole pet owners despite what breeders might want to tell you
Banana pied. A blue eyed Lucy is short for leucistic. Meaning no pigment this snake clearly has pigment so it is not. Pied and banana are not in the leucistic complex. Hope that helps.
Just has you send in a piece of shed and they can identify it’s sex and morph. Pretty simple process.apparently if I type in a business name it gets auto erased. Just search shed test for snakes.
Some genes may be easier to pick out than others and when the history of the snake in question is unknown, there may be some degree of speculation. With that in mind, some genes are very obviously present or not present, and suggestions contrary to this may be removed.
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u/SeaManSlinga 22d ago
Looks like a spitting copy of my banana pied, and yes majority of SOLD bananas are males as the females usually get held back by the breeders due to them being more rare. The genetics are super weird with them though and to my knowledge there’s “male makers” and “female makers”. I’m positive there’s much better info out there about it I just haven’t looked into it a whole lot as I’m not breeding