Gene
Jolliff Axanthic is a recessive axanthic line of the ball python, with silver, gray and black tones and little or no yellow. A snake needs two copies to show it. Axanthic lines are separate genes, so pairing two different lines usually gives normal-looking babies.
Ball pythons show Jolliff Axanthic only with two copies. One copy makes a het, which looks normal but can pass Jolliff Axanthic on.
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