Zebra
Morph
Zebra is an incomplete dominant pattern mutation that first appeared in captive jungle carpet pythons in Europe and was proven to be inherited in 2003. Zebras have a fine, repeating banded pattern in place of normal markings, and in pure jungle lines they are high-contrast black and yellow. Two copies make a Super Zebra, which is nearly patternless. Many zebras carry other carpet python forms, so keep the locality or cross and lineage notes with each snake.