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What about 'morph’? In the snake world, morph refers to a variation in the physical appearance of a snake, typically due to genetic mutations that affect color, pattern, or scale structure. These variations are often the result of selective breeding which aim to enhance or combine certain traits.
For example, in ball pythons, popular morphs include albino, piebald, and pastel, each with distinct color or pattern alterations. Morphs make snakes visually unique and desirable, especially in reptile trade. Btw, 'pymorph' is taken.
Do we need a catchy name? Following the same reasons as for the logo #664