What does this look like to you?

Hello, I am new member to the thread, but have been stopping buy and reading here for a while, I currently have a female ball python that is rather odd compared to my dinker male. I bought her from a friend I buy my feeders from, and unfortunatly he was selling her for a friend of his. So, to make a long story short, neither of us know what she is. I was thinking possibly fire, or mojave, but I could be wrong. She has blushing on her head, as well as along her sides and back with vibrant yellow stripes. I would greatly appreciate if you guys could help me out by telling me what you think she may be. Also, sorry about the picture quality, as the lighting is off, and does not show her colors well.
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Normal

Its a nice normal. How much does she weigh

definitely see normal in there. He would of course be different from your male "dinker" they're called dinkers because they stand out among normals. If she's close to breeding weight that's the real treasure there.

Thank you all, for your responses. She is 4.5 months old and weights 310 grams. She has a long way to go before she can breed. When I got her she was 48 grams 4 months ago, She eats 3-4 f/t adult mice every 6-7 days, and is a aggressive feeder.

Im not trying to offend you but how can you not tell that that is a normal ball python

Is it just me or does that seem like a lot of food... Looks normal to me as well and I can barely tell the diff in obvious morphs..

That's a normal good looking one tho. Not to be mean but Mojave, fire? We're you just throwing out names of morphs and hoping it was one? Unless that picture is way off, nothing says morph.

Not trying to be mean but that isnt even close to a mojo or a fire. Definitely a normal. :gj: