Need help Identifying a Rescue BP

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Originally Posted by JLC

Given the condition of the animal, I think it's very likely that she's undergone a stress- or hormone-related color change. It's not all that common, but is not unheard of. Give her a few months and a few sheds with regular meals and solid husbandry, and she may revert back to her original coloration. Now, whether that original coloration is what we consider "normal" who can say?

In the end, I think she'd need to be proven out through breeding to find out if anything really genetic is going on. Regardless though, she's beautiful, and I'm thrilled that she's finally found herself in a good home!

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I have never heard of anything like that. But due to the extremely poor condition I found her in, I would not be surprised if you are correct. I am amazed at her attitude after being through so much. She is so calm and friendly. Whether she proves to be a morph or a normal or even if she isn't breedable, she will definitely have a good home here. I will be sure to update the post in a few months and let everyone know how she is doing and if she has changed color at all. Thanks for everyone's input.

With the color of the head and the head spot and the fire like appearance, it wouldn't surprise me if the snake is a fire.
I also agree on what was already said, but the head spot and the color of the head match a fire pretty closely.

This looks almost exactly like the male I rescued last week :)