***HELP*** What morph is this?

[Futurepythonbreeder]

Better photos might help in natural lighting.
The blacks look too dark to have any Orange Ghost/Hypo in there but can be hidden in bad photos too.

Best i could do, worth breeding? Also was told its a male.

What age would you guess also?

[wolfy-hound]

Spider, imo.

There's no way to guess age. If he was chronically underfed, and/or kept without appropriate heat, he could be even older.

[PitOnTheProwl]

There is no way to guess an age. They all grow at different rates.

As far as breeding, are you familiar with the neurological problems this animal has? Known as a wobble.
Paired to another dom/co-dom to get a 2 gene animal, yes IF you understand what you could get.

[PitOnTheProwl]

Forgot..... Here are Honey Bees--> http://www.worldofballpythons.com/morphs/honey-bee/

[Jeanne]

Spider. Nothin more..nothin less.

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[Futurepythonbreeder]

Thanks guys for your help.
I was unaware of wobble/spinning but i just looked into it and honestly i dont see an issue.

If you guys dont mind could you give me a few pointers?
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°should I feed it more than once a week? (Medium rats)
°is it easy to change its temperment? Or is it just striking due to stress
°how often do i mist?
°is it safe to live feed a mouse

[redshepherd]

You'll need to do some research, and here's a good link.. Read it thoroughly and make changes to your enclosure and get proper equipment as needed.
http://ball-pythons.net/forums/showt...ius)-Caresheet

Proper hides, where they can hide their whole body with just one small opening where they can poke their head through.
http://www.reptilebasics.com/hide-boxes

Right now your glass tank may be too open, not enough hides and security/cover, a possible reason why he's stressed and striking.

What he eats depends on his size- how much does he weigh? Once a week normally would be fine.

Get an Acurite hygrometer to monitor humidity, and it will tell you how often you need to mist. If you're using a heat lamp, it drains humidity out of the air. Are you using a heat pad?

[Futurepythonbreeder]

You'll need to do some research, and here's a good link.. Read it thoroughly and make changes to your enclosure and get proper equipment as needed.
http://ball-pythons.net/forums/showt...ius)-Caresheet

Proper hides, where they can hide their whole body with just one small opening where they can poke their head through.
http://www.reptilebasics.com/hide-boxes

Right now your glass tank may be too open, not enough hides and security/cover, a possible reason why he's stressed and striking.

What he eats depends on his size- how much does he weigh? Once a week normally would be fine.

Get an Acurite hygrometer to monitor humidity, and it will tell you how often you need to mist. If you're using a heat lamp, it drains humidity out of the air. Are you using a heat pad?

I just spent 100$ on decor. Jm using a heat lamp, 100w bulb. Aspen substrate. I have a half log (came with him im aware they no not lile this as much)
Fake plant over top of his cave i just got him.

Thick sticks i got from climbing a tree and picking good ones. Soaked in hotwater then baked them at 235

He has rocks to obsorb heat, water dish obviously and a 30$ tall fake log

[Stewart_Reptiles]

°should I feed it more than once a week? (Medium rats)

You don't need to feed adult male twice a week and you don't feed a male medium rats either, you don't need to feed anything larger than 75 grams rats once every 7 to 10 days. Feed too much and your BP will be more likely to fast or skip meals.

°is it easy to change its temperment? Or is it just striking due to stress

Yes by providing optimum husbandry and leaving the animal alone to adjust.

°how often do i mist?

There is no one answer for that, I never mist some people do, humidity should be around 50% however the substrate should nevert be damped.

°is it safe to live feed a mouse

Feeding live can be done safely if you know how to (I have feed well over 20000 live preys without incidents}.

Now if your BP take rats (since you mentioned rats) I do not recommend to offer mice unless you are ready and willing to feed mice from that point on and take the risk that your BP does not switch back.

[redshepherd]

I just spent 100$ on decor. Jm using a heat lamp, 100w bulb. Aspen substrate. I have a half log (came with him im aware they no not lile this as much)
Fake plant over top of his cave i just got him.

Thick sticks i got from climbing a tree and picking good ones. Soaked in hotwater then baked them at 235

He has rocks to obsorb heat, water dish obviously and a 30$ tall fake log

Unfortunately, besides the money you spent on decor that's second priority, you sound like you need to thoroughly read that caresheet and do some serious research on a ball python's needs... You asked if he's striking due to stress, yes it is probably due to stress..

Ball pythons don't need "rocks to absorb heat", that's more of a lizard thing. In fact, if the rock gets too hot, it can burn them.