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    Possible Morphs??

    My husband and I are just getting into Ball Pythons and were looking to get some help with identifying the ball pythons that we have. We received 4 ball pythons from a gentleman that was moving and couldn't keep them. He wasn't 100% sure what morphs they were. The adult is not related to the yearlings.

    First is an adult he was thinking this was a yellow belly, but I think it looks too silver or gray, in some of the pictures it looks more brown/gold but in pics 1 and 2 you can see the color it is in person.
    Photos of Adult- http://s1344.photobucket.com/user/alucky...

    Second is a yearling. He thought she was a pastel. She is a little lighter than her two siblings.
    Young A- http://s1344.photobucket.com/user/alucky...

    The last two are siblings of the "pastel". We were told they are normal. They look normal to me I just wanted to be sure.
    Young B- http://s1344.photobucket.com/user/alucky...
    Young C- http://s1344.photobucket.com/user/alucky...

    Thanks for your time!!

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    They appear to be all normals to me.

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    You sure?? The bellies on the Adult and Young A are so clean... Normals have that?? And the Blushing between the aliens on the Adult and Young A is quite prominent.
    Last edited by aluckycharm; 10-10-2013 at 02:21 PM.

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    I see all normal

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    All normals are different, which is what makes them so cool. So yeah, a normal can have a clean belly, or a very patterned belly.
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    Normals are very variable.

    Everyone looks normal to me except Young A. (Definitely NOT a pastel, btw.) idk. I would definitely pick that one up. Something's pretty cool there.
    0.1.0 Pastel Ball Python 'Marcelene'
    1.0.0 Hypo Brooks Kingsnake, 'Limonchello'
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    ?.?.? Dubia Colony.
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    So how do you tell if they are morphs if all normals can be so different? I am so lost. I thought forsure those 2 were something different. Im kinda upset they aren't, I cant seem to get this morph thing down....

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    http://www.worldofballpythons.com/

    Study the morph list. look up different examples of morphs. Read up exactly what "makes" a morph.

    The only way you'll get good at ID'ing is to become familiar with them. It doesn't happen overnight.
    0.1.0 Pastel Ball Python 'Marcelene'
    1.0.0 Hypo Brooks Kingsnake, 'Limonchello'
    0.0.1 Western Ratsnake 'Sticker'


    ?.?.? Dubia Colony.
    ?.?.? Madagascar Hissing Colony
    2.0.0 Ferrets 'Ferris' & 'Steven'
    3 gallon planted tank
    1.0.0 Avicularia Avicularia 'Peter'
    0.0.1 Brachypelma vagans 'Little Dude'
    0.0.1 Pterinochilus murinus 'Mr.Bitey'


    0.1.0 Catahoula Pitbull Mix ' Imogen'

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    Re: Possible Morphs??

    How would I go about finding out what she may possibly be? Is it just a breeding game? If so, what would I breed her with?

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