It is more apparent when the ball python is excited. Mild to severe wobbles have been seen in ball pythons and are fairly common to certain phenotypes.

Super Pastels were first produced in 1999, they were the first “designer” ball python. Supers are created by breeding two pastels together, statistically this breeding should produce 50% pastels, 25% normals, and 25% supers.

“Super” by definition, means it carries the Co-Dominant pastels gene twice When bred with a normal ball pythons, every single offspring will be a pastel. This is also known as Homozygous.

As hatchlings, super pastels appear as an extreme version of a pastels. They are a bright neon yellow, with an opalescent pearl-like fading on their heads and well as their saddles. In addition to their great looks, supers are valuable from a genetic standpoint as well.