Help with identification?

I posted this on another forum, but hoped might get some opinions here as well. I appreciate any and all help/ideas/knowledge [emoji3] .

Hi there. I was hoping someone could show off their skills and help me identify this guy that I got yesterday. I think he seems a little skinny and there are a few things that I could pick at with how he may have been kept, but overall I'm very happy with him. I'm going to let him settle in a bit and then see about fattening him up some :-) .

Any help at all would be appreciated (even if they are just guesses). If you'd like to see any better pictures, just let me know.

Thanks very much in advance!

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I have no clue on RTB morphs, but he sure is pretty, with that lovely bright tail!

I want to guess Peruvian, but I'm probably wrong.

Thanks for both your replies :-) . I appreciate any input at all... guesses (and compliments) as well ;-) .

So do you think "True" Red Tail applies here, regardless of locality (as in Boa Constrictor Constrictor)? I've had Columbians way back and they didn't look like this.

Thanks again! All input is definitely appreciated!

Yes, it is definitely a true red tail.

Cool :-) ... not bad for $75 then? ;-) .

No not bad at all, nice man enjoy.

Thanks :-) ... the money wasn't the biggest thing... I just felt lucky to have gotten such a beautiful snake :-) .

Do you know if it's a female or not?

It's supposed to be a male, but I don't know for sure.