Leopard morph?

Got some pics of my new baby. Fiance surprised me with her after the rescue BP sadly passed away...he told me she is a Leopard morph & my first reaction was 'i doubt it, i've not even heard of a leopard morph' but shes beautiful to me no matter what & even more so because she is a gift from him :)

Well here she is...
http://i235.photobucket.com/albums/e...ps35f27b0f.jpg

http://i235.photobucket.com/albums/e...ps6f0be9a5.jpg

http://i235.photobucket.com/albums/e...ps4d90bec6.jpg

http://i235.photobucket.com/albums/e...psb8ad9ed5.jpg

http://i235.photobucket.com/albums/e...psc743b7f7.jpg

Pics are with a cell phone & make her look a lot bigger than she actually is...still need a name for her!

There is a leopard morph but your girl is a nice normal IMO: get that girl fattened up :gj:

Thats what I thought, idk what my fiance paid for her or anything but he said the person he got her from told him she is a Leopard morph.

& yes she just ate a good meal :) she seemed a little thin to me too...not half as skinny as the other one was, but still looked like she could gain some weight.

whatever she is, she's pretty!! congrats!! :)


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X2 on the Normal. But her pattern is pretty awesome how its kind of shattered. (:

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The Leopard ball is a dominant morph first produced in 2005. They are characterized by their aberrant bold black markings, the light irregular blotch on the top of their heads, and black markings on their bellies.

This is what I found about Leopard Ball Pythons, I don't personally have any experience with them so I can't give an opinion. WOBP doesn't have a summary of the morph either which is a shame.

Well from the description she sounds like one, she does have black markings on her belly too.

But I know you guys are the pros at knowing a Normal from a morph, I have no idea!

Shes still a baby too, shes pretty tiny...like I said the pics make her look A LOT bigger than she is.

Here's some pics of Leopards: http://www.worldofballpythons.com/morphs/leopard-ball/