Noctis ( Nox ) what morph is he/she?

Hi guys, I've had Nox for a few months now, and really starting to get into the whole snake culture, so now I'm curious as to what morph he/she is ( I will sex him/her soon, shedding atm )

Here is a pic that is most accurate to what he/she looks like in the actual light

http://i1045.photobucket.com/albums/...psvy2x13wz.jpg

Only curled up cause I lifted his coconut and took a quick pic (before the shed started) , so he/she isn't stressed, just cosy :)

I dont know morphs at all. But a thought was butter spider. Ill wait to see someone more experienced answer.

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Pretty sure he's a Queen Bee - Lesser/Pastel/Spider:

http://www.worldofballpythons.com/morphs/queen-bee/

I'm a fan of him, very nice snake!

Lesser bee or possible queenbee

I got him ( I like the idea of being a male ) purely for his character first then colours :) There was a similar snake there, but I held him and it was shy and timid, didn't even explore my hand. Nox was off like a rocket. Round my hand and up my wrist, back to the hand, settled a bit, then off again haha. Just liked the way he was :)

Is there a good time to get him sexed? He's roughly 6 months old, and I'd like to breed with him but I don't know much about when or "how" to start hahaha. He's in shed at the moment so very grouchy and not eating ( a week overdue now ) so I'm leaving him alone to get the shed done with, then feed him good, and then finally sex him :)

I'm not against probing, but I want a vet to do it, what age range should I aim for to sex and breed him?

Thanks :D

I don't think it's a queen bee. Not enough/any head fading.


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Mine are sexed very soon after leaving the egg. Both popped and probed. We turn it into a game at my house. I'm at 90% visual ID. Every once in awhile there is a girl that looks like a boy or vice versa. The older they get the harder they are to pop.

Beautiful snake and I love the name [emoji7][emoji216]


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Originally Posted by kxr

I don't think it's a queen bee. Not enough/any head fading.


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Yeah... now that I look, you're probably right. Lesser bee.

Are the eyes bright green? I'd get it sewed asap since it's easier the smaller they are and there's no reason to wait. Breeding will vary greatly depending on the sex. Males are usually over a year and females atleast 2-3 years old. Unless you can be positive of his genetics I wouldn't be breeding. While the spider gene is always pretty obvious, most people wouldn't want to buy babies if they can't be guaranteed the morph or possible hets. I'd contact the breeder and find out what it is for sure. Didn't they have it listed?