Re: First Ball Python morph
I think its probably a pastel or spider or albino maybe a mojave.
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mine will hopefully be a pastel in 5 days. :D
I need to get some money together first.
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I'd say pastel, because they're the most affordable pretty morph... you can get a het or maybe a yellowbelly for around the same price, but they just don't have the "wow factor" of a nice looking pastel.
My first morph (second BP) was a pastel, who I got for $125 at the Cow Palace Expo in May - wasn't planning to even get a snake, let alone a morph, but who could resist a beautiful boy for only $125?! Don't regret it one BIT, since he's still my favorite snake even after getting 5 more. :)
Re: First Ball Python morph
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Denial
I think its probably a pastel or spider or albino maybe a mojave.
LOL that's 4 :rolleye2:
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I completely just voted wrong LOL! Hit the wrong button. But my first morph was a pastel male. He was proven and very well priced. Seeing as how the pastel is the key to many of the good morphs, i figured id better start with that.
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My first morph, a supposed lemon pastel, was given to me in a reptile store. Free :D Before that, I never thought I would be able to have morphs as they were so expensive. But since this was a morph and a male (I already had a normal female), it started me on the road of morphs and breeding for enjoyment.
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Haydenphoto
LOL that's 4 :rolleye2:
:8: That's what I was thinking.;)
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I got my first 3 bps at the same time! 1 Lemon Pastel 100% Het axanthic 1 Lemon Pastel PH Axanthic and 1 100% Het Axanthic so id say pastel is probably the most common first morph!
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first visible morph was my ablino , I did have a pair of het pieds ( which I paid more for the year before) I have 3 vivsible morphs nw and 2 pairs of het morphs.
Pied, ablino, axanthic, pinstripe, and a butter. not counting the normals.