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VPI Axanthic

VPI Axanthic

Gene

VPI Axanthic is a recessive axanthic line of the ball python: the gene blocks yellow and red pigment, leaving black, gray and white. A snake needs two copies to show it. Axanthic lines are separate genes, so pairing two different lines usually gives normal-looking babies.

How VPI Axanthic works

Ball pythons show VPI Axanthic only with two copies. One copy makes a het, which looks normal but can pass VPI Axanthic on.

Class
Recessive

Sources

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Example: het × het gives about 1 in 4 VPI Axanthic per egg (1/4).

Ball pythons with VPI Axanthic

Showing VPI Axanthic

Animals recorded as showing VPI Axanthic.

Carriers

Recorded or possible carriers of VPI Axanthic. This grouping does not predict their full appearance.

Quick facts

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Ball Python Care: Setup, Humidity, Feeding, and Shedding

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How Long Do Ball Pythons Live? Lifespan, Aging, and Records

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Ball Python Feeding and Shed Log: Record Events Without Guessing the Cause

A ball python feeding and shed log is most useful when it records events without guessing their cause. Keep what was offered, when it was offered, what you observed afterward, and the date and character of each shed. Creatures supports animal records and care plans so future tasks and completed events can stay separate. This […]

VPI Axanthic Tools

Calculators, generators, and guides preset for VPI Axanthic ball python.