Re: Morph that loses it's flare when aging?
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Originally Posted by
jdmls88
and thats why we keep you around for good answers like this!:D:gj:
YAY!!! :D
Re: Morph that loses it's flare when aging?
If I had to pick one from the little I've seen of the adults it would have to be the axanthic's. Some pastel's are very nice as adult's, spider's are always hott in my book I don't think they change much at all.:2cent:
Re: Morph that loses it's flare when aging?
Spiders look better aged imo. I wish I could find a pastel that looked remotely close to Winston. 2 Months of searching for a pastel has yielded me nothing.
Re: Morph that loses it's flare when aging?
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Brimstone111888
Spiders look better aged imo. I wish I could find a pastel that looked remotely close to Winston. 2 Months of searching for a pastel has yielded me nothing.
Winston is hott!
Re: Morph that loses it's flare when aging?
Actually I was very dissapointed to learn that the amazing looking silvery pewters turn well....tan.
Re: Morph that loses it's flare when aging?
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whippet
Actually I was very dissapointed to learn that the amazing looking silvery pewters turn well....tan.
Really? I LOVE the adult in this post (the second picture)
http://www.ball-pythons.net/forums/s...=658316#658316
Re: Morph that loses it's flare when aging?
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Originally Posted by
N4S
IMO it's the pastel first and then the spider.
Just my opinion though.
Your thoughts?
Define aging? What's the oldest ball python morph you've seen grow up, out of curiosity? :confused:
Re: Morph that loses it's flare when aging?
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rabernet
OOOOOH WINNY!!!!!!!!!!
If I was a snake...
http://bloodpythons.com/forumpics/hitit.jpg
(mods, feel free to remove if that's not family friendly enough. :twisted:)
Re: Morph that loses it's flare when aging?
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LadyOhh
Well here is my contention with the whole thread.
Bare with me here, but ALL animals look the "Best" when they are babies.
In BPs, this is especially true.
One cannot really expect anything to look as cute or as young/youthful/etc when you get older.
Things fade, things sag, things... grow hair... etc...
I think that since most people only see the photos of baby BPs, that this mindset is forming that they look "uglier" with age.
I disagree completely.
They just mature into the tones in which they were destined to take.
So there. :P
PSSSSSSSSST...wanna know a secret? That's why you get blood pythons!!! They are truly the "fine wine" of the python world...the good ones just get better & better with age! :D ;)
Re: Morph that loses it's flare when aging?
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LadyOhh
Bare with me here, but ALL animals look the "Best" when they are babies.
In BPs, this is especially true.
I will have to disagree with the above statement. I say this because there is one morph that I truly believe looks better and better with each shed. I have yet to see a Caramel Albino that does not look better as an adult. My adult Caramael looks five times better than when I got him at 300 grams, and the Caramels that I hatched this year are nowhere near what they looked like when they hatched. I also have the same feelings about Hypomelanistic animals. All of my adults and yearlings look way beeter than when they were tiny. I just look at it as growing into their beauty.
In general, most animals do look best as hatchlings, but not ALL of them.
