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    Coloring on a normal?

    My bp was this really bright yellow when i first got him. I know it's normal for the color to fade but is it normal for them to have lighter coloring on their end half then on their front half? I'll post pics in a bit too. They are uploading onto my computer and it takes a while. Sorry if it is a silly question! I was just wondering!

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    Re: Coloring on a normal?

    Young BPs mature into their adult colors when they get older. It is a normal occurance.
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    Re: Coloring on a normal?

    Yeah, but between the head and the tail? The tail looks like it is fading and the middle toward the head looks like it is darkening.

    Here are some pics I took to show what I'm talking about





    He used to be a brilliant yellow color like this: http://www.cornutopia.com/Corn%20Uto...le,%203-06.jpg

    Minus blushing.

    Can one shed do that?
    Last edited by dr del; 12-13-2007 at 05:05 PM. Reason: picture larger than 800 pixels wide and hotlinked as well

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    Re: Coloring on a normal?

    Ball pythons show an amazing array of colors and markings and patterns. Most likely yours will manage to "grow into" a more smooth coloration.
    Amazing aren't they?
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    Re: Coloring on a normal?

    Quote Originally Posted by catzeye21138 View Post
    Can one shed do that?

    Well considering that is a Pastel, and yours is a Normal, not really.

    But shedding and growing are a part of BP-ness, as is a subtle color change. It should not be dramatic, but it happens.
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