ID my ball pythons please

I bought these today from a local breeder. The guy says the father was a firefly and mother was pastel calico. http://s1044.photobucket.com/user/Ro...dlsas.jpg.html

Don't quote me because I'm still learning to properly ID morphs but they look like possible fireflys and maybe a Super fly(?) They look similar to my SuperFly girl but her head is more blushed out. I don't think I see any presence of calico.

http://i1380.photobucket.com/albums/...psajfuqqev.jpg

I see two super pastels and two pastels.

Thank you for the reply. I can tell my snakes are not as light colored as a whole as your superfly. I am not sure if it because they are so young (hatched 9-15-15). I am very new to morphs and just recently started my collection.

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Interesting. I appreciate the ID. :)

Yeah, it was a long shot guess lol

They didn't have the same dramatic head blushing she has but like I said, im still learning to properly identify all the various morphs myself

I believe those are 4 extremely rare sun fire omega,het for pied, and albino ball pythons.

i also see 2 pastels and 2 superpastels

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Originally Posted by darkranger69

i also see 2 pastels and 2 superpastels

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Ok, thanks! I bought them saying 2 were pastels and 2 were fireflys. Looks like its safe to say they are pastels and supers! I am still a happy camper! Thanks again everyone.

I'm glad you're happy but I still think they're fireflies. It can be tricky when they're younger but I don't think I missed the mark on these. Grow them out a bit and if they end up not having fire, I'll get you sorted.

Pre Shed(top 3 and bottom right):
http://i839.photobucket.com/albums/z...psmpmlx7ra.jpg

Post Shed(top row):
http://i839.photobucket.com/albums/z...psbcelt9xl.jpg

http://i839.photobucket.com/albums/z...pssa0xmqfs.jpg

I'm leaning towards firefly as well. Super pastels usually have grey/white blushing in my experience, while fireflies have more of a brown tint to their blushing. That said, it is tough to tell when they're so young and OP's picture has a yellow/brown tint to it overall.

Props to John for contributing more pictures, not getting defensive, and offering a solution for the worst case scenario!