What is this ??

sorry havnt been around the computer much , im going to take some pictures tomorrow i'll get a belly shot and a head shot but he doesnt like to sit still ,

basicly what happend was there was 5 to choose from and he didnt need these one's no more and i picked out this ons cause of the pattern and color . since i bought all my snakes from him i paid 100$ cash for a proven guy . they where in one bin and he said there all het for something but wouldnt tell me because then he would hae to raise the prices on some . some where het ghosts and double hets and etc

i'll post more pictures up in a day or two with better lighting so you can see his colours better

he looks just like the snake in this photo on the link but im going to take new ones

http://www.vpi.com/brag/super_vanilla_ball_python

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Originally Posted by Jonnyb

sorry havnt been around the computer much , im going to take some pictures tomorrow i'll get a belly shot and a head shot but he doesnt like to sit still ,

basicly what happend was there was 5 to choose from and he didnt need these one's no more and i picked out this ons cause of the pattern and color . since i bought all my snakes from him i paid 100$ cash for a proven guy . they where in one bin and he said there all het for something but wouldnt tell me because then he would hae to raise the prices on some . some where het ghosts and double hets and etc

i'll post more pictures up in a day or two with better lighting so you can see his colours better

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who did you get them from, something seems fishy. . .if he is a repectable breeder he would have no problem letting you know what they were het for.

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Originally Posted by Jonnyb

sorry havnt been around the computer much , im going to take some pictures tomorrow i'll get a belly shot and a head shot but he doesnt like to sit still ,

basicly what happend was there was 5 to choose from and he didnt need these one's no more and i picked out this ons cause of the pattern and color . since i bought all my snakes from him i paid 100$ cash for a proven guy . they where in one bin and he said there all het for something but wouldnt tell me because then he would hae to raise the prices on some . some where het ghosts and double hets and etc

i'll post more pictures up in a day or two with better lighting so you can see his colours better

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Ok he had a grab bag of ball pythons in a bin :O.I would definitly Quarintine anything from that person ;)

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Originally Posted by Jonnyb

he looks just like the snake in this photo on the link but im going to take new ones

http://www.vpi.com/brag/super_vanilla_ball_python

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Sorry you are not going to get a super vanilla for $100 bucks :colbert:.I am thinking you got a nice reduced patterned snake that "could" be het for something but thats all.

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Originally Posted by Jonnyb

basicly what happend was there was 5 to choose from and he didnt need these one's no more and i picked out this ons cause of the pattern and color . since i bought all my snakes from him i paid 100$ cash for a proven guy . they where in one bin and he said there all het for something but wouldnt tell me because then he would hae to raise the prices on some . some where het ghosts and double hets and etc

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And the seller would be upset at having to raise the prices on some of them...why???? Seems to me like that would be a good thing for the seller.

Sounds fishy to me.

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Originally Posted by kc261

Sounds fishy to me.

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x Eleventy billion.

Looks like a nice pale reduced-pattern. If it's anything, I would call it similar to a vanilla or desert, but certainly not super-desert--it doesn't look a thing like one. It may just be a nice pale normal. I have a female normal about that color.

Its coloring isn't indicative of any recessive gene--as has been pointed out, while some het animals may have 'markers', the markers are subtle, not obvious like this, and not all het animals have markers. If the het animals showed some obvious and consistant trait, they would be considered co-dominant genes, not recessive genes.