Double Het Pied, Albino?

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Originally Posted by Running Elk

http://i13.photobucket.com/albums/a2...gami/Basil.jpg
This is my lady...tell me she looks promising. :/
I'm guessing not.

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The standard stance here is if you bought it as a normal its a normal until proven otherwise.
Het Pied markers tend to really clean up the belly, bright white with distinct tracks and wonk out the tail pattern.
http://i201.photobucket.com/albums/a...pscubkq1f6.jpg
Clear Belly & tracks

http://i201.photobucket.com/albums/a...psfcavwihl.jpg
Wonky tail Pattern

http://i201.photobucket.com/albums/a...psesc9tna6.jpg
Wonky tail pattern

http://i201.photobucket.com/albums/a...ps875bjwfu.png 100% het pied comparison with a normal.

She was given to me as a normal, possible het pied.

I didn't even want a normal initially. But she was free and I sort of impulsively said yes (ball pythons are like a drug). I was with a friend who sort of plopped her in my lap and was like, "here, take this snake". I was just like..."sure".

She's a pretty lady, though! Good eater and getting big. She's also got very big, bold black markings that sort of set her apart a little. :D

I'll cross my fingers for you and hope she proves out if you decide to breed her :)

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Originally Posted by Asherah

I'll cross my fingers for you and hope she proves out if you decide to breed her :)

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Hey, thanks for the clarification and pictorial comparison on the het pieds! Tracks and the white blushing along with the lighter color is very apparent there. :gj:

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Originally Posted by Albert Clark

Hey, thanks for the clarification and pictorial comparison on the het pieds! Tracks and the white blushing along with the lighter color is very apparent there. :gj:

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Welcome! Seems like some nice comparisons would be beneficial to folks starting out. You can hear "train tracks" described all day, but until you really see it you have no idea what you're really looking for. This goes for a lot of morphs.