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Woma

Woma Tiger
incomplete dominantSpider complexhealth issue reportedpartly sourced
Complex: Spider (not listed as a complex member on Morphpedia). Complex membership is as reported by breeders and community lists; most memberships have not been proven in a lab.

How to recognise it

HeadOften orange-toned head; pale tongue.
PatternThin brown or gold bands over the back; the usual brown saddles are mostly absent and black is very limited.
ColourGold to platinum-yellow body.
BellyPattern drastically reduced, often completely clean.
EyesPale eyes.
With ageNot yet verified against a source.

Rows marked "not yet verified" are withheld until they can be cited. Inheritance is the trade's usage unless a source below states it.

Visible in a single copy?

Visible in single copy; no hidden carriers.

Super form (two copies)

Super Woma (Morphpedia calls it Pearl)
Not yet verified against a source.

Photos

Ball python identified by the photographer as Woma
Identified as Woma by the photographer; not verified by us.
Photo: Eclipse Exotics, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons
Ball python identified by the photographer as Woma
Identified as Woma by the photographer; not verified by us.
Photo: WingedWolfPsion, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Health and welfare

A health concern is reported for this gene. The detail has not yet been checked against a source we can cite line by line, so it is not repeated here. Read the sources below before buying or breeding.

DNA test

A test is listed for Rare Genetics Inc: Woma (list read 2026-11-13 on MorphMarket's page for that lab). All listed tests

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