Morph identification help

madsdura, I reposted mine under a different title in an attempt to avoid confusion. I'm digging your guy too, he's awesome.

OP, your animal looks to be ab Albino Spider

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Originally Posted by madsdura

Hello everyone! Found this snake at a local pet store. No idea what it is, but I would really like to know because I cannot find anything that looks like it.

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Originally Posted by StillBP

Looks like a pewter blast to me

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Madsdura, your animal is a SuperBlast. That is not a Pewter, there is absolutely no BlkPastel or Cinny in it.

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Madsdura, your animal is a SuperBlast. That is not a Pewter, there is absolutely no BlkPastel or Cinny in it.[/QUOTE]

I'm not going to argue that. Simply because it could be just my phone. But it's kinda grey in my pics. Too grey to say super pastel

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Okay I think it is probably a Super Blast or a Killer Spinner. These two listings on Morph Market are really close; the Killer Spinner is closer for color and pattern, but I can't see her head.

Super Blast : https://www.morphmarket.com/us/c/rep...-pythons/79821

Killer Spinner: https://www.morphmarket.com/us/c/rep...pythons/100169

How would I go about proving this snake out? Pair it with a normal and see what happens? (Obviously, this would be in a few years.)

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Originally Posted by madsdura

Okay I think it is probably a Super Blast or a Killer Spinner. These two listings on Morph Market are really close; the Killer Spinner is closer for color and pattern, but I can't see her head.

Super Blast : https://www.morphmarket.com/us/c/rep...-pythons/79821

Killer Spinner: https://www.morphmarket.com/us/c/rep...pythons/100169

How would I go about proving this snake out? Pair it with a normal and see what happens? (Obviously, this would be in a few years.)

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That's one method. I prefer to pair to a proven breeder that has different genetics this way you can tell who gets what from whom. Tho most will recommend a normal

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Originally Posted by StillBP

I'm not going to argue that. Simply because it could be just my phone. But it's kinda grey in my pics. Too grey to say super pastel

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The "grey" that you are claiming is no where near the grey this animal would be if it were Pewter. Further,

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Originally Posted by madsdura

Okay I think it is probably a Super Blast or a Killer Spinner. These two listings on Morph Market are really close; the Killer Spinner is closer for color and pattern, but I can't see her head.

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There is no white creeping up from the ventrals and the pin-striping is too regular and abundant for it to be a Spinner. It is a SuperBlast :)

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Originally Posted by madsdura

How would I go about proving this snake out? Pair it with a normal and see what happens? (Obviously, this would be in a few years.)

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It need not be a normal, you can breed it to anything without Pastel and Pin. All the babies will be Pastel and (statistically) half will be Pin. For example, Lesser x SuperBlast = EmperorPins and Lesser Pastels and LemonBlasts

Its the closest to a Super Blast. But to me, it looks like something else is mixed in. My Super Blast has more defined pattern. On this snake it almost looks like the pattern is blurred out on the sides and more "speckly" for lack of better words.

It just seems a "bit" different, but definitely something pinstripe and pastel ++

My Super Blast when he was about that size...

http://photos.imageevent.com/morgens...e/SAM_0268.JPG