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 The T+ Albino (Tyrosinase-Positive) morph is a variety of albino generally exhibits darker pigments of yellow and orange. The pupil of the eye is notably black. 

There is more than one line of T+ Albino and they have been proven to be incompatible.

The T- Albino (Tyrosinase-Negative) morph is the typical albino which has no dark pigment and is generally yellow, orange and white. Their pupils are red.

The Hypomelanistic morph displays the typical "ghost" like appearance of dilute colouration.  They range from dilute brown to a beautiful purplish grey.

The Blue-Eye  morph was originally referred to as "blue-eyed leucistic" as the adults appearance is similar to other leucistic mutations that we see in  colubrids. However, even as adults they never go a pure white colour. This morph also has a muted pattern. 

The Marble morph is the newest morph to be proved genetic. This morph had a diluted grey-brown colourtion. The head pattern is the most notable attribute of this morph which is very broken up and thus gives it a marbled appearance. 

The KZN Red locality line has been developed from specimens  collected in an area of northern  Kwazulu-Natal where the soil is very red.  

The are numerous areas in South Africa where the Patternless variety of house snake can be found. The Bushveld Reptiles line are from our home area of Bela Bela. Their coloration is a rich chocolatey brown.

The polymorphic trait for striping can be found in numerous areas of South Africa. The Bushveld Reptiiles line are from the costal area of the  Southern most area of Kwazulu-Natal. This locality gets very large and has distinctive striping pattern down its dorsum.

The T+ Butter is the T+ Albino morph bred into a Green locality. The result of this combination is stunning yellow colouration with little to nopattern. 

This designer morph was produced for the first time in 2010  by Deon Nell.

The T+ Butter is the T+ Albino morph bred into a Green locality. The result of this combination is stunning yellow colouration with little to no pattern. There is variability in the T- Butter where some hatchlings are more orange and some are more yellow.  

This designer morph was produced for the first time in 2012 by Rolf Dennison of Ultimate Exotics.

The Hypo Green is the Hypomelanistic morph bred into a Green locality. The result of this combination is beautiful dilute green colouration with little to no pattern. 

This designer morph was produced for the first time in 2013 by Rolf Dennison of Ultimate Exotics.

The Hypo T+ Butter House Snake is the Hypomelanistic and T+ Albino morph bred into a Green locality. The result of this combiantion is a very dilute T+ Butter house snake with almost no pattern. 

This designer morph was produced for the first time in 2016 by Rolf Dennison of Ultimate Exotics.

The  KZN Red T+ Albino is the T+ Albino morph bred into KZN Red locality. The result is a beautifully saturated red which gets better with age. These are pure B. capensis.

This designer morph was produced for the first time by Tyrone Ping. 

Bushveld Reptiles  lines are a minimum of 50% KZN Red locality. We are now working on a line of 75% KZN Red T+ Albino. 

The  KZN Red T- Albino is the T- Albino morph bred into KZN Red locality. The result is a beautifully saturated orange which gets better with age. These are pure B. capensis.

This designer morph was produced for the first time by Tyrone Ping. 

Bushveld Reptiles lines are a minimum of 50% KZN Red locality. We are now working on a line of 75% KZN Red T+ Albino. 

The T+/T- Sunglow is a double recessive visual morph of Albino and Hypomelanstic. These are pure B. capensis.

The T- Albino Blue Eye is a double recessive visual morph  of  T-Albino and  Blue-Eye. 

This designer morph was produced for the first time in 2016 by John Chinn of Ditalo Reptiles.

The Hypo Blue Eye is a double recessive visual morph  of  Hypo and  Blue-Eye.