Champagne Ball python

Co-dominant (incomplete dominant) morph

Inheritance: Co-dominant (incomplete dominant)
Super form: Super Champagne
Allelic with: —
Also called: —

How Champagne is inherited

Champagne is co-dominant: one copy produces a visual Champagne, and two copies produce the Super Champagne. Breeding a Champagne to a normal gives about 50% Champagne babies.

New to these terms? See the genetics glossary.

Associated with a neurological wobble. Champagne x Spider combinations are widely reported as lethal.

Health notes

⚠️ Neurological wobble reported.

⚠️ Super Champagnes rarely hatch and die soon after.

Breeding outcomes

Odds per egg. Try your own pairing in the genetics calculator.

Champagne × Normal

50%Champagne
50%Normal

Champagne × Champagne

50%Champagne
25%Normal
25%Super Champagne(lethal)

Super Champagne × Normal

100%Champagne

Open the ball python genetics calculator