Fire Spider? Help me ID please

Hi every one. Please help me ID this newly acquired Ball python. Is this Fire Spider Morph? The seller said that the parent is bumblebee and normal het fire.
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what do you mean "het fire", fire is not recessive.

The seller lied to you. No such thing as het fire.

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ah ok. I'm just new to bp. so based on the picture, is this just an ordinary spider?

No such thing as het fire. Fire is no recessive.

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Originally Posted by exoticaddict

ah ok. I'm just new to bp. so based on the picture, is this just an ordinary spider?

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Looks like it. But I couldn't say for sure. Who knows what it is if the seller thinks there can be het fires lol

Not your fault at all :gj:

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here is a spider fire. I have 2 of these. one I produced and one I traded for. the head markings on both of mine look very close to each other. here's a pic of one of mine


http://ball-pythons.net/gallery/file.../img_2291a.jpg

Maybe the seller meant het super fire.. Regardless, bad pictures and a confused seller would be enough for me to avoid personally.

Wow the seller either is misinformed or lied to you ! hope you diet get overcharged

Definition:
Heterozygous = having a gene pair made up of two genes which are not the same. Examples -- an albino gene and a normal gene, a fire gene and a normal gene, a lesser gene and a mojave gene.

There are lots of het fire pythons around. A het fire python has a fire mutant gene paired with a normal gene. But none of these het fires look normal. They are generally just called fires.