help determine

Hello,

I see so many different morphs that she looks a lil bit like them all :rolleye2:haha.

I have narrowed it to a mystic, mojave, or a fire... I really find the similarities in the mystic :gj:. Please let me know your opinions. She is 3 weeks old.

http://s1092.photobucket.com/albums/...3DIMG_2871.jpg

http://s1092.photobucket.com/albums/...t=IMG_2872.jpg
Thank you

umm pic?

the links didn't work haha.. try now

thanks

That is a normal

It's a normal.

How can you guys tell right away. Im trying to learn. I forget what the parents were, but they were definately not normals. My friend who breeds them doesn't have any.

SOOO much to learn in this hobby its nuts.

thanks

you still can get normals from a for example lesser to pastel breeding but looks normal to me:gj:

Normie

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Originally Posted by Hvn_a_ball

Hello,

I see so many different morphs that she looks a lil bit like them all :rolleye2:haha.

I have narrowed it to a mystic, mojave, or a fire... I really find the similarities in the mystic :gj:. Please let me know your opinions. She is 3 weeks old.

http://s1092.photobucket.com/albums/...3DIMG_2871.jpg

http://s1092.photobucket.com/albums/...t=IMG_2872.jpg
Thank you

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I say normal too.. Why do we say that and how do we know? Well because it is very obvious that it is not a mojave or fire, and a mystic, or phantom, which are harder to tell to the untrained eye, are rather expensive morphs.

There are not many people producing mystics and phantoms yet. Unless you paid at least $1000 - $1200 for that snake. It is just a normal. No one would sell you a mystic for any less.

It looks like a nice normal with some clear windows. Unless you specifically know that it's not (if you do, you should know what it IS), then I would absolutely call it a normal. Of course, it could be het for something--but hets generally look exactly like normals, which is why they are sold with paperwork to verify their genetics.

Various morphs have what are called 'markers'...specific parts of their pattern that can be used to identify them. For example, yellowbellies have a checkerboard of black and white lining the edges of their belly, they have a yellowish wash on the sides of their belly, and they have flames that come up strongly.

Mojaves are significantly different from normals in color--your snake has completely normal coloration.

Fires hatch out a high gold color, and lighten as they age. Your snake is brown.

I'm not as familiar with Mystics, but they have markers, too, and their coloring is off from normal.