Help ID morph

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Looks like a normal to me.

normal

I thought for sure the lack of all black coloration meant something, but to look at a normal and this one together they look very different.

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I appreciate all the quick replies.

Also venturing to say normal, albeit a very nice one! Loving her face mask.

Once you get her up to weight, you could breed her out to find out what's actually in there. She's a lovely specimen whether her genes read as normal or not!

Normals come in all shades of color. Some are high gold, some are more brown than black, some are really light, and some are really dark. You can even put two normals from the same clutch next to one another and they will still look different from one another.

What you have there is a pretty normal. If it's female, I'd welcome it in my rack ;)

I'd say poss Burgundy. Although you would have to prove her out....and being that she is so very thin lack of nutrition can drastically cause a color shift. Feed her for a few months and then retake photos and see how she looks. If she is still lacking any black then I would say Burgundy. I have one and she only has tones of red and tans....the morph has been proven but not much has been done with it. Good luck!

That is a normal. I have a few brown normals. Def not enchi nor axanthic.

Thanks again for all your responses. I will feed her and get her fat and then breed her.

What is her weight currently? (I'm sorry if you answered this somewhere already in-thread, I'm on my phone and fairly limited accessibility-wise.)