what kind of morph is this?
the site says it is a black back but i am not sure. can you guys help me out? Do you guys think its a good buy for $65 plus whatever shipping is?
https://ball-pythons.net/gallery/fil...ckbk_thumb.jpg
Re: what kind of morph is this?
I would say blackback, yes.
Depends on a few things for me. Sex, weight, food taken, genetics (normal or genetic blackback).
Re: what kind of morph is this?
looks like it, it's a good looking snake
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rabernet
Yes, but it's very thin.
Thats what I thought when I saw the picture, you can see the crease running down both sides of it, it looks like its either dehydrated or underfed or both.... That snake might not be a great eater...
Re: what kind of morph is this?
Well, I can assure you none of the snakes are under fed lol. The snake pictured is a pretty female, black back with a nice reduced pattern. All of my snakes eat every 5 days. And I wont ever sell a snake unless its had atleast 3 meals consecutively every 5 days. If a snake goes 6 days before it eats, I start the cout over lol. Unfortunately this black back has been sold, and shipped already. I have one more black back available, Also female, but from an earlier clutch, and a little bigger.
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Originally Posted by
rabernet
Yes, but it's very thin.
I agree
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LAWReptiles
Well, I can assure you none of the snakes are under fed lol. The snake pictured is a pretty female, black back with a nice reduced pattern. All of my snakes eat every 5 days. And I wont ever sell a snake unless its had atleast 3 meals consecutively every 5 days. If a snake goes 6 days before it eats, I start the cout over lol. Unfortunately this black back has been sold, and shipped already. I have one more black back available, Also female, but from an earlier clutch, and a little bigger.
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Seriously the photo doesn't lie and that things spine is showing pretty badly. It does look like it has a belly lump from a recent meal which is a good sign, but to say it is healthy looking is a bit of a stretch. I certainly wouldn't consider advertising a snake in that condition for sale, but that is just my opinion. But at the same time don't get so defensive when a number of experienced keepers point out the obvious. It is what it is, so to speak.
