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    Is this really a normal?

    I saw this gorgeous girl at the last expo and just had to pick her up. I felt like I needed a normal for the collection, though I'm not sure this is one. She was a blood python breeder's pet, so she has never been bred. I don't know much about her history (the person I bought her from got her from a friend who couldn't keep her anymore). She has no alien heads, some really nice blushing (much more than the picture shows, stupid camera) and she's more iridescent than most of my other ball pythons. Many of the splotches on her side are outlined in white, and white is coming up the bottom part of her sides. She has a long stripe near her tail. Sorry about only showing one side, I keep forgetting to post this and I just fed her. I'll show both sides in a few days.





    So what do you think? What would you pair her with to try and prove her out? I want to pair her with my enchi lesser spider first (I'm thinking the enchi would bring out more of her reduced pattern), but I'm open to suggestions.
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    0.1 Onyx Pastel
    0.1 Bumblebee Het Red Axanthic
    0.1 Cinnamon Fire
    0.1 Mahogany
    0.1 Mojave Bumblebee
    0.1 Super Pastel Pinstripe
    0.1 Super Pastel Spinner
    0.1 Sherbert Fly
    0.1 Calico
    0.1 Mojave
    1.0 SuperFly
    1.0 Enchi Lesser Spider (possible pastel)
    1.0 Pastel Vanilla
    1.0 GHI Het Red Axanthic

    0.1 Brazilian Rainbow Boa
    1.0 Albino Corn Snake ("temporarily" caring for him)

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    Re: Is this really a normal?

    Just a reduce pattern.

    Keep in mind that normal vary greatly from busy to reduced, bright to dark, blushing to not blushing.

    She would be a good match for an enchiladas as selective breeding is always a plus.

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    Re: Is this really a normal?

    Quote Originally Posted by Deborah View Post
    She would be a good match for an enchiladas as selective breeding is always a plus.
    Starting out my day with a smile. Thank you Deborah and autocorrect.

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