Morph identification help
Rescued this guy off of Craigslist the own said he’s about three years old and he was feeding him rat pinkies. He’s extremely under weight but I think a little TLC he’ll be okay. Own was selling him as an albino but he clearly has more than one morph. I’m guessi spider, pinstripe, or enchi.
What do do you think?
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Re: Morph identification help
Can’t see, but I’ll tell you what....RAT PINKIES AT 3 YEARS?!?! That’s gotta be classified as abuse....just saying
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Re: Morph identification help
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madsdura
"Looks like a pewter blast to me."
Okay, thank you! Since I'm still new to this and learning, would you mind answering some questions for me?
1. What makes you say it is a pewter lemonblast? What do you see that helps you determine the morph? (And why not spider? I was almost positive it was spider; he has a little wobble.)
2. Why/how is it yellow? I've googled pewter lemonblast and it seems like a lot of those snakes are more often grey than yellow?
3. Obviously this is very future-thinking, but what would you recommend pairing this little one with in order to prove it out?
First let me correct myself. He's a pewter spinner
Which is cinnamon pastel( in this case it's lemon pastel) pinstripe sipder
The lemon pastel is easy to see the spinner ( spider pin) is the almost lack of pattern save those hash marks. The cinnamon is the faded head color and back it gets difficult to tell with each Gene you add but I've seen enough of these to clearly I'd cinnamon pastel spider pinstripe
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NJ Balls
Not sure how the other person's post got merged with mine. I gave him a day to settle in and tried feeding him a small rat, he hit it like he hasn't eaten in a month.
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