New BP looks different than my normals is she?

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I got this girl today, 554g, being kept on sand in a house with no tank heat. She has scars all over her, her tail looks terrible, no obvious mites, no throating or gapping, a little thin, very active. Can't wait to get her healthy but she does not look like my normals. some say she is just a normal, some say not. Thought I would bring her pictures here for more opinions. Pics were taken in natural sun except for the ones in the weighing bowl, they were with a flash. It was almost 80f here today and very nice :) for picture taking, except that she would not hold still. Any opinions are greatly appreciated :) The former owners got her from someone who got her from someone and didnt even want her :( and knew nothing about care or anything else. They kept another one, a male, and I am hoping to get him soon as well. They say he is aggressive, cant imagine why....
*Fila*
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I can't see the picture

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Originally Posted by The Serpent Merchant

I can't see the picture

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I added the flickr addy but it did not take. Any idea how to attach a picture. I am not very good with this stuff.

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If anyone can post these pictures better please do/share/whatever :)

*Fila*

Paste the IMG code

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Use the link code, and past it into the "add picture tool" (the picture icon above the text entry box)

Fixed it for you

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I'd say that it probably is just a light normal, but it might be a fire

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Originally Posted by The Serpent Merchant

Use the link code, and past it into the "add picture tool" (the picture icon above the text entry box)

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Thanks to both of you trying to help !!!!

She is certainly a gorgeous girl. Abbherant patterns and very light, but statistically probably a normal. Hopefully you can give her all the extra tlc she is going to need after her previous home :)