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More of Epsy!
Wild-type unless proven otherwise with some crazy looking hatchlings. Mojaves have a very distinctive pattern along the sides; the rosettes (circles) look more like doughnuts or balloons. A good example of a mojave is a greenish/grey body with a yellow dorsal stripe. The colors are also off for a fire; they are typically very "clean," creamy looking, and have blushed brown heads.
Mojave:
http://www.worldofballpythons.com/morphs/mojave/
Fire:
http://www.worldofballpythons.com/morphs/fire/
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Re: More of Epsy!
Beautiful. Not sure I'm seeing a particular morph though. I love the patterns and 'dots' along the back.
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Originally Posted by Chkadii
Wild-type unless proven otherwise with some crazy looking hatchlings. Mojaves have a very distinctive pattern along the sides; the rosettes (circles) look more like doughnuts or balloons. A good example of a mojave is a greenish/grey body with a yellow dorsal stripe. The colors are also off for a fire; they are typically very "clean," creamy looking, and have blushed brown heads.
Mojave:
http://www.worldofballpythons.com/morphs/mojave/
Fire:
http://www.worldofballpythons.com/morphs/fire/
THANK YOU!! Finally something pointing me ANYwhere but the random internet! Also, thank you for describing the characteristics of each so I know which is which and what leads to what =] My baby's head has only slightly changed color from darky dark,to a pretty light/calm color, but she was shjedding when i got her so... yeah =p THANK YOU AGAIN [for actually responding ;p] And i hope to find more ut about lil Epsy now Honestly, she is waaay too docile to be wild type... plus i live in northerncalifornia... they aren't wild here =p
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More of Epsy!
Hahaha, sorry, to clarify- when I said "wild-type" I was referencing her color and pattern. It's interchangeable with "normal," but I subscribe to the same theory as Major League Reptiles about "normal" ball pythons having genetic potential that doesn't always express itself visually.
I think you were thinking of wild *caught*. :p
And you're very welcome for the information. I still have trouble understanding some of the subtle morph/genetic indicators when they're verbalized to me. I only started to understand what to look for after looking at hundreds of pictures. Someone here had plans to start a morph identification guide and develop some more standardized terminology, so hopefully they stick to it and it gets circulated soon.
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She's very cute! Looks Normal/Wildtype to me, too, but she still has a very pretty pattern, and I love her belly!
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