How will this morph age?

I recently purchased a orange dream x lemonback x super enchi. I am curious how this morph will generally age. I know each snake is different and a lot comes down to the breeder but was curious how these morphs normally age.

No way for us to tell unless we see a picture[emoji39]

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OzzyBoids has an adult Enchi OD Pastel for sale right now on MorphMarket, while not identical, you can expect your animal to age somewhat similarly. I would suspect yours will retain a higher degree of yellow to it than Ozzy's animal and less of a tendency to brown down

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I just figured out how to add an image URL. So here is a pic of my ball python I should have in about 10 days. Any idea how he will look as an adult?

Because of the lemon back it will only get better with age. A similar snake to compare it too would be A Fire OD Super Enchi .

This is just an Enchi Fire OD http://www.worldofballpythons.com/mo...-orange-dream/ as you can tell it matures well.

As to find adult pics of your particular morph it won't be easy many people only post hatchling pics

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Originally Posted by Deborah

As to find adult pics of your particular morph it won't be easy many people only post hatchling pics

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I always wondered why that was , I remember a while back I wanted to see what a banana clown looked like with some age on it but could not find one tell you posted one here.

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Originally Posted by C.Marie

I always wondered why that was , I remember a while back I wanted to see what a banana clown looked like with some age on it but could not find one tell you posted one here.

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Generally because most balls as adults are not all that good looking...

I think there is a certain charm to the way most age. Some however do undertake a huge transformation.

I'm always really shocked by how certain genes just lose all colour. But all genes seem to have that something that just makes them pop... recently I've read people saying that the pastel gene is totally unwanted especially in clowns. Yet I saw a video of a full on adult superfly leopard clown and wow...so crisp and bright.