Aging with Grace - BP Pics

We always see attractive colorful young morphs on this site and others. What I want to see is a collection of BP’s that you think have aged well! I am curious to see what full grown, been around the block, snakes of various combos look like, particularly those that you think have aged well.


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Originally Posted by skiajl6297

We always see attractive colorful young morphs on this site and others. What I want to see is a collection of BP’s that you think have aged well! I am curious to see what full grown, been around the block, snakes of various combos look like, particularly those that you think have aged well.


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You won’t find a ball python that ages better than desert ghost! So far from what I’ve seen any combo of desert ghost. Here is my pastel desert ghost, looks just as good as when she was a hatchling and she is obviously an adult breeder now.https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...a659e4aafc.jpg


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This was Maja at 7 years old, Bumblebee

http://photos.imageevent.com/morgens...35244302_n.jpg


Phoenix, Killer Blast, at 7 years old

http://photos.imageevent.com/morgens...81713996_n.jpg


Lestada, Pastel Lesser, at 6 years old

http://photos.imageevent.com/morgens...e/IMG_0035.JPG


Ember, Pastel Enchi at 7 years old

http://photos.imageevent.com/morgens...er/huge/e4.jpg


Jag, Pastel Yellowbelly at 7 years old

http://photos.imageevent.com/morgens...g/large/j8.jpg


Arjana, Pastel Desert ghost at just over a year old, at almost adult size..

http://photos.imageevent.com/morgens...large/a4_2.jpg


And I agree that anything Desert Ghost, even single gene animals, remain stunning into adulthood !!

This is what I am talking about! Thank you for sharing. I love seeing older snakes and how they age. This DG gene is really interesting too - so clean!


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