What morphs are these?

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Originally Posted by Penultimate

Just out of curiosity, how do you tell if a lesser has pastel with it? I have the hardest time with that.

Hmm, alright. I'm not sure that #2 is just a lesserbee, his pattern is more broken up with wider stripes than I've seen on any lesserbee. Do you have any pictures of subadult lesserbees I could look at?

#3 I'm thinking is a sherbert fly, at least that's what I was told, but she could be a dragonfly. Do you know where I could find pictures of subadult sherbert fly and dragonfly ball pythons? I don't know what a dragonfly looks like when it ages, so that's the only reason I'm not sure on her.

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No clue what a Sherbertfly is... I gave up trying to keep up with all the combo names years ago.

You can tell a Lesser has Pastel due to the yellow in it. I am going to attach some pictures to see if they'll help you learn the difference. These snakes were produced by me.

LESSER
http://i965.photobucket.com/albums/a.../Lesser-M1.png
http://i965.photobucket.com/albums/a.../Lesser-F3.png

PASTEL LESSER
http://i965.photobucket.com/albums/a...stellesser.jpg
http://i965.photobucket.com/albums/a...06609376_n.jpg
http://i965.photobucket.com/albums/a...-19_143736.jpg

Oh, ok! Yeah, I think I see it now. Thanks! :)

A sherbert fly is basically a super dragonfly. Super pastel fire pinstripe. I'm just not sure which one this girl is.

She does have a very light head! Could certainly be super pastel in there.

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Originally Posted by KitaCat

She does have a very light head! Could certainly be super pastel in there.

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Yes, she does. I've never seen a dragonfly ball python in person before, so this one is kind of throwing me off. I have no clue if dragonflies are supposed to have the light head like that or not.

#1 I think pastel lesser enchi too
#2 I think a lesser stinger
#3 killer spinner enchi?


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Honestly I don't see any reason to think they aren't what they were sold as. First one definitely looks like a lesser enchi pastel. Third one definitely looks like a superfly pinstripe. And the id say the second one could definitely be what the seller said. 3 very nice snakes. I especially like the pin.

Ok. So I'm positive that the first one is a lesser enchi pastel now, thanks everyone! The second one I'm pretty sure is at least lesser enchi spider, but I'm not positive on the pastel yet. I'll look at him right after he sheds and see. He definitely has a bit of yellow at the top of his white sides, so I'm thinking pastel wouldn't be too far fetched. I'm just not sure if that's part of the lesser gene or not. Wish I had just a plain lesser to compare him to... I don't think the pin has enchi or spider in her. She has no wobble even when stressed out or excited, doesn't have any white on her sides, and I'm just not seeing enchi. Plus, I have a big killer spinner girl and she's a totally different shade of yellow. The pin I'm leaning towards super pastel fire pinstripe, but if anyone has some older dragonfly pictures, I'd love to see them.

Thanks, BrianDallek! That pin is amazingly bright in person, just goes to show you what fire can do. I knew I had to have her when I saw her. She's pushing six hundred grams (just came off a hunger strike, very excited about her eating again) and is holding her color nicely. I was just wondering, how can you tell the difference between a dragonfly and a sherbert fly? I haven't seen a dragonfly in person, so any input on that one is very much appreciated. Also, what are the pastel indicators on #2? Thanks!