Pale patterned ball python morphs?

So I have been wondering about getting another ball python, and I know I would like a pale morph. I like BELs, but I think I would prefer something that has a pattern of some type. But I cannot seem to find many adult pictures of morphs I'm interested in. I would also like more suggestions for pale morphs with a pattern. I'm also a fan of blue eyes, but they're not a necessity.
I'm currently looking at lavender albinos (though I can't figure out if they're all pale as adults), Chocolate Kingspins, Sterlings, Mystic Mochas, Ivorys, and Mystic Russos. Unfortunately, especially for the two mystic morphs, I can only find baby pictures, but I know a lot of snakes will end up looking different as adults. I would really appreciate it if anyone could post adult pictures of some pale morphs!

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Originally Posted by CharlotteCerise

So I have been wondering about getting another ball python, and I know I would like a pale morph. I like BELs, but I think I would prefer something that has a pattern of some type. But I cannot seem to find many adult pictures of morphs I'm interested in. I would also like more suggestions for pale morphs with a pattern. I'm also a fan of blue eyes, but they're not a necessity.
I'm currently looking at lavender albinos (though I can't figure out if they're all pale as adults), Chocolate Kingspins, Sterlings, Mystic Mochas, Ivorys, and Mystic Russos. Unfortunately, especially for the two mystic morphs, I can only find baby pictures, but I know a lot of snakes will end up looking different as adults. I would really appreciate it if anyone could post adult pictures of some pale morphs!

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Kind of a middle of the road in the light vs dark morphs IMO, but you might want to consider a Mystic Potion. Some are lighter than others.

https://ball-pythons.net/forums/cach...psgagafs6x.jpg

Dave

Dave's suggestion of a Mystic Potion is certainly a good one. I'm a sucker for Crystal Balls (also known as mojave specials) and, as with all morphs, some are lighter than others.

https://ball-pythons.net/forums/cach...cial%2F001.jpg

Most combos that have super pastel can make some really cool blushed out snakes. Super pastel lesser calico, super pastel lesser spider, super pastel vanilla fire... it goes on forever. Unless you're only looking for two gene combos.

It'll depend on the quality/the breeding too. For example, some sterlings are quite dark and some are very blushed out.

I also don't think we're allowed to post images off google that we don't own, so you can look them up!

Also look at morphs like hypo lesser, hypo pastel, hypo fire, and hypo enchi.

Candinos are pretty nice...https://ball-pythons.net/gallery/fil...age_154508.jpg

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Originally Posted by Albert Clark

Candinos are pretty nice...https://ball-pythons.net/gallery/fil...age_154508.jpg

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Wow. Beautiful snake!!

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Originally Posted by Albert Clark

Candinos are pretty nice...https://ball-pythons.net/gallery/fil...age_154508.jpg

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I'm really hoping to hit on my toffinos het for pied she's due to lay in 2 or less months but if anyone doesn't know the toffinos and candinos are the same snake 1 was just imported to Canada and 1 to the USA but either way I love both names they suit the morph very well

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Originally Posted by BeksNY

Dave's suggestion of a Mystic Potion is certainly a good one. I'm a sucker for Crystal Balls (also known as mojave specials) and, as with all morphs, some are lighter than others.

https://ball-pythons.net/forums/cach...cial%2F001.jpg

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Same here I was just going to chime in on the crystals and it's a neat little project I'm hoping to do next season between a Mojave spider and a pastel special I was planning on breeding for them but those combos fell into my lap within weeks of each other and I still can't believe I got them both

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Banana something- pastel, etc.