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  • 10-12-2016, 06:28 PM
    Alicia
    If we're voting, I'd guess it may be a pastel het red axanthic (or pastel green pastel, or the like) :)
  • 10-30-2016, 05:47 PM
    Gruba
    Re: If thats the case, then cheers Ma'am :)
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    Originally Posted by Bonn Cabrera View Post
    Beautiful snake, I say. Good luck with her. Your son has the best parents. :D <3

    Thank you. We just looked at a rescue ball python today that looks very similar to your picture! Our local reptile store has partnered with the SPCA and cares for and adopts out the reptiles. Despite being a rescue, and a little on the skinny side, he's very relaxed and was quite happy to sit on my husbands arm. If we do decide to adopt him, I'll post a picture for comparison!
  • 10-31-2016, 12:34 AM
    the_rotten1
    Yeah, I'm gonna second the pewter. Some people can't tell cinnamons from normals, so it wouldn't be too surprising if somoene unfamiliar with the morph accidentally produced one. Pastaves are usually more yellowish brown while pewters are brownish gray. There's a good amount of gray in this animal.
  • 11-02-2016, 06:44 PM
    Gruba
    Crappy picture but...
    This is my 3.5 year old son. Obviously in absolute heaven chilling with Millow! It's a terrible picture and you can't see his head but, sitting beside him, I could see the snake was definitely relaxed and content. He shed last week and we switched him from mice to small rats and he has been quite happy with coming out the past few days! My son is very excited about it!https://scontent-ord1-1.xx.fbcdn.net...g=eyJpIjoidCJ9
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