Naming my ball python

So i just got my first ball python today and i am having trouble thinking of a name. She is a female and is a pastel orange ghost morph, thanks.

naming is so fun/stressful! i actually have names in mind that influence the snakes i look for! (rather than vice-versa as it should be)

i looked up pictures of her morph and am thinking Orangina, Gina for short, or if your feeling a bit more sophisticated, some orange liquors have great names; Campari, Drambuie, etc.
Also Sherbet or Sorbet, Butterscotch, Peaches (jesus, i'm hungry right now)

Anyway, post whatever you go with plus pictures, b/c now i might have to start looking for an orange snake.

All great names, unfortunately she has more yellow and grey on her, not much orange

Drambuie was a good one.

Sole - pronounced SOL-AY (you know..... like the sun cause she's yellow.)

Its funny you should say that because i already have a bearded dragon named soleia because of the sun lol

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All great names, unfortunately she has more yellow and grey on her, not much orange

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Ok, how about Misty or Dawn or Misty-Dawn, or name like a pedigree dog, "Royal Misty Dawn"
Or back to booze; Galliano, or Galliana if you want it to sound more feminine. Or even Corona if you're more of a beer drinker.

This is too much fun, please keep updating.

i do like misty as a name. I have been leaning towards savannah because ball pythons are typically found in the savannahs of africa in the wild, but im still looking to see if i can find something better

Ooooooo! Corona is good because that has to do with the sun!!!!

Haha, we have a beardie too! Her name is Ripley, (from the Alien movies.)

ok, bear with me here; the Sahelian region (the Sahel) is the part of Africa that transitions the Sudanian savanna and the Sahara - so what about Sahel or "Sahelia"?

Yzmasmom, Ripley is an awesome name - i love naming for my favorite fictional characters - seriously, i dont only use food and drink names :D

What about Goldilocks? Or Aurora (dawn)?