Tornado by D & Jo's Pythons
Tornado by D & Jo's Pythons
Tornado by D & Jo's Pythons
Tornado by D & Jo's Pythons
Tornado by D & Jo's Pythons
Tornado by D & Jo's Pythons
Tornado by D & Jo's Pythons
Tornado by D & Jo's Pythons
Tornado by D & Jo's Pythons
Tornado by D & Jo's Pythons
Tornado by D & Jo's Pythons
Tornado by D & Jo's Pythons
Tornado by D & Jo's Pythons
Tornado by D & Jo's Pythons
Tornado by D & Jo's Pythons
Tornado by D & Jo's Pythons
Tornado by D & Jo's Pythons
Tornado by D & Jo's Pythons
Tornado by D & Jo's Pythons
Tornado by D & Jo's Pythons
Tornado and Sandblast by Stuart Goff
Tornado and Sandblast by Stuart Goff
Tornado by D & Jo's Pythons
Tornado by D & Jo's Pythons
Tornado by D & Jo's Pythons
Tornado by D & Jo's Pythons
Tornado by D & Jo's Pythons
Tornado by D & Jo's Pythons
Tornado by D & Jo's Pythons
Tornado by D & Jo's Pythons

    Tornado

    First Produced By: D & Jo’s Pythons

    First Produced In: 2019

    Availability: Rarest

    Last Updated: 2022-08-15

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    About

    Tornado is a recessive mutation founded by D & Jo’s Pythons in 2019.

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    History

    Around September 2017, Darren at D & Jo’s Pythons came across a post from Stuart Goff showing a clutch of possible triple hets he had just hatched, with two very unusual babies amongst the six hatchlings. Immediately Darren reached for his phone and messaged Stuart for information on the parents.

    The Albino was a Morton Wright line Stuart had imported from Vida Preciosa International around 2012. The Toffee line came from Paul Angelides. Years earlier, Stuart had swapped a female Black Axanthic with Paul for a double het Toffee Pied.

    Stuart then paired the Albino to the double het and produced a clutch of het Albinos pos het Toffee Pieds. He grew two of these up to breeding age and paired them to one another in hopes of hitting Toffino Pied. When the clutch finally opened up, Stuart realised to his excitement that he had in fact produced a Toffino Pied, but that was not the highlight of the clutch. Amongst them were the two extremely diffrent animals that would then go on to catch Darren’s eye.
    Not only were these two animals different from the rest of the clutch, they were completely different from one another. One had shattered patterning, while the other had an extremely clean pattern but a completely different color palette.

    Darren and Stuart came to a trade agreement where Darren would take home the now confirmed triple het parents along with the entire clutch. Sadly, one of the unusual animals didn’t make it and passed within a couple of weeks of hatching.

    Darren would go on to redo Stuart’s original pairing and produced a clutch pretty much identical to their first, with the same two unusual babies present.
    Darren was over the moon with the results; it was exactly what he had been hoping for these last couple years. To reproduce both unusual babies was amazing, but now Darren had the hard work of working out how this trait passed down genetically.

    Darren continued with the pairing as well as pairing the original clutch, which some proved out to be het Tornadoes, and has produced a strong foundation to work with. 2022 is the first year Darren has set about pairing with other genes to see what happens when mixed with other traits, such as Sandstorm, Black Head, Enchi, Butter, Coral Glow, Calico, Desert Ghost and many others.

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    Appearance

    Head

    The head of the Tornado is evenly blushed with a chocolate coloration.

    Body

    The body of the Tornado is dominated by a completely wild, shattered-like patterning. The usual “alien head” of a Normal ball python is unrecognisable, with near all upper patterning floating up off of the lower lateral pattern.

    Patterning is heavily serrated around its edges and displays a three layer gradient to its coloration, with the lower lateral and dorsal expressing higher yellows than the upper lateral.

    Blushing is expressed in high volumes throughout the entire body of the animal, which gives its base a tan coloration.

    As with nearly all ball python morphs, the Tornado gets darker with age.

    Belly

    The belly of the Tornado is free of patterning, but shows hints of the yellow coloration bleeding from the upper body patterning.

    Proven Lines

    No known proven lines

    Related Traits

    No known related traits

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    Tornado pairing by D & Jo's Pythons

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    Tornado pairing by D & Jo's Pythons

    Tornado pairing by D & Jo's Pythons

    Tornado pairing by D & Jo's Pythons

    Tornado pairing by D & Jo's Pythons

    Tornado pairing by D & Jo's Pythons