I’ll go out on a limb here and consider this one to possibly be banana calico disco Yellowbelly. It seems as the head stamp looks consistent although I can’t tell if there is blushing at the neck behind the head stamp. The alien head eyes are not only disappearing but almost not present. The flaming laterals don’t seem as intense as the sibling and we’re not sure about any belly checkering?
10-19-2022, 03:45 PM
Blazin Balls
Re: ID Help
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Originally Posted by Albert Clark
I’ll go out on a limb here and consider this one to possibly be banana calico disco Yellowbelly. It seems as the head stamp looks consistent although I can’t tell if there is blushing at the neck behind the head stamp. The alien head eyes are not only disappearing but almost not present. The flaming laterals don’t seem as intense as the sibling and we’re not sure about any belly checkering?
Yes there is blushing on the back of the head. The pictures do not do him justice. The other one is hard to say it's so faded the yellow just washes it out.
10-19-2022, 05:13 PM
Blazin Balls
Re: ID Help
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Originally Posted by Albert Clark
I’ll go out on a limb here and consider this one to possibly be banana calico disco Yellowbelly. It seems as the head stamp looks consistent although I can’t tell if there is blushing at the neck behind the head stamp. The alien head eyes are not only disappearing but almost not present. The flaming laterals don’t seem as intense as the sibling and we’re not sure about any belly checkering?
When you say disappearing do you mean the general shape or the banding together?
10-19-2022, 06:27 PM
Albert Clark
Re: ID Help
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Originally Posted by Blazin Balls
When you say disappearing do you mean the general shape or the banding together?
I was referring to the absence of the “circles” or “eyes” inside the alien heads. It’s apparent on the side facing the photo. However , part of the lateral scales we can’t see because of the way the reptile is curled. In any case they become less and less as you look from neck region to mid body and then caudally. Possibly the calico influence as well on darker coloration.
