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    Not sure what I'm looking at...?

    Hi, I have a newcomer to my scaly family and I snapped a few pictures for us to debate what morph this lil noodle is! I am not good at knowing my morphs, I rescue and give these snakes a better life, not as much concerned with genetics since I won't be breeding, but i would be nice to know what she is in case im asked. [IMG]<a href="https://ibb.co/gVX6fZr"><img src="https://i.ibb.co/wsbYPhd/newcomer-first-day-2019.jpg" alt="newcomer-first-day-2019" border="0"></a>[/IMG] I was thinking maybe she is a pastel.....? All i know is that she's not a normal morph, she looks nothing like my Lucie.
    [IMG]<a href="https://ibb.co/3YxF2FY"><img src="https://i.ibb.co/4gbSzSg/newcomer-first-meal-2019.jpg" alt="newcomer-first-meal-2019" border="0"></a>[/IMG]

    will this little girl's bright colors fade as she gets older, or will they be the same? I heard rumors of colors fading in females?



    this is my second BP. My first is a normal morph Lucie, who I rescued from a severely abusive owner a year ago and was in much worse shape than this lil noodle. Thank god this newcomer doesn't have as many issues!

    A little underweight but other than that not too bad! I'm 90% sure it's a female (using popping method and comparing to my Lucie whos female), and she was found on the edge of a garden here in Key West. Upon looking at this lil girl I'm pretty sure this is the same tiny BP I saw at our local pet store about 6 months ago. I'm naming her Alice, from alice in wonderland.

    What age would you say this lil girl is? I was thinking maybe just under a year? I don't have a weight on her or length yet because Today is the day I adopted her, and since the shelter couldn't get her to eat (not that they would really know much about snakes or how to care for them- she had a heat lamp and no thermo-hydro meter or hide and a towel for substrate...) I bought both frozen medium mice and a live one who was preggers (yay for extra nutrition...?) and held its head with tongs while she struck it (Lucie has many scars from her previous owner feeding live the wrong way, so I'm not taking any chances with my first shot at it) And she took it right away! YAY! Now I'll have to see if she will take frozen thawed...

    also based off of her size, should she eat once a week or sooner than that?

    someone tried to scare me by saying she shouldn't touch anything belonging to my Lucie, for fear of some crazy diseases or what not. this was obviously someones pet, how worried should I be about illnesses, and how should I go about that? both snakes are in their own independent tub setups, and I use hand sanitizer in between touching their tubs and whatnot.

    any other advice is welcome, thank so much, id love to see what kind of morph she is!
    Living the dream in Key West FL, an island where ball pythons seemingly come outta nowhere and into my lap to be rescued/rehabilitated...

    0.1 Narcissa Malfoy 'Cissy' - Bumblebee - Age 6 - 2164g - Light case of the wobbles, rescued from breeding to future wobblers...

    0.1 Lucie - Normal - Age 3.5 - 1718g - Rescued from severe abuse and neglect and after 1.5 years of constant work, she's living proof that you CAN train/condition a snake!

    0.1 Alice - Yellowbelly - Age 1 - 554g - Dumped and found by local shelter, underweight and dehydrated (working on that right now)

    0.1 Mrs.P - Normal - Age ~10 - 2604g - Dumped and found by the same shelter, has two cysts and a prolapse that has healed outside the body. Doesn't seem to cause issues...

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    Re: Not sure what I'm looking at...?

    sorry, I'm not so tech savvy, Here's an attempt to embed the pictures:




    Last edited by Droxalope_94; 05-29-2019 at 06:34 PM.
    Living the dream in Key West FL, an island where ball pythons seemingly come outta nowhere and into my lap to be rescued/rehabilitated...

    0.1 Narcissa Malfoy 'Cissy' - Bumblebee - Age 6 - 2164g - Light case of the wobbles, rescued from breeding to future wobblers...

    0.1 Lucie - Normal - Age 3.5 - 1718g - Rescued from severe abuse and neglect and after 1.5 years of constant work, she's living proof that you CAN train/condition a snake!

    0.1 Alice - Yellowbelly - Age 1 - 554g - Dumped and found by local shelter, underweight and dehydrated (working on that right now)

    0.1 Mrs.P - Normal - Age ~10 - 2604g - Dumped and found by the same shelter, has two cysts and a prolapse that has healed outside the body. Doesn't seem to cause issues...

    GOT Q'S?
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    Someone should be weighing in shortly. And yes an animal found outside should be quarantined from any healthy established pets.
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    Re: Not sure what I'm looking at...?

    how long should i quarantine for?
    Living the dream in Key West FL, an island where ball pythons seemingly come outta nowhere and into my lap to be rescued/rehabilitated...

    0.1 Narcissa Malfoy 'Cissy' - Bumblebee - Age 6 - 2164g - Light case of the wobbles, rescued from breeding to future wobblers...

    0.1 Lucie - Normal - Age 3.5 - 1718g - Rescued from severe abuse and neglect and after 1.5 years of constant work, she's living proof that you CAN train/condition a snake!

    0.1 Alice - Yellowbelly - Age 1 - 554g - Dumped and found by local shelter, underweight and dehydrated (working on that right now)

    0.1 Mrs.P - Normal - Age ~10 - 2604g - Dumped and found by the same shelter, has two cysts and a prolapse that has healed outside the body. Doesn't seem to cause issues...

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    Re: Not sure what I'm looking at...?

    From the looks of it I say you have a one to two year old Yellowbelly. As for Quarantine minimum one month but some qt as long as three months and even longer.
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    Re: Not sure what I'm looking at...?

    I also think its a yellowbelly

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    Does just YB usually break the pattern up that much?
    And yes definitely quarantine.

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    Re: Not sure what I'm looking at...?

    Quote Originally Posted by chakup View Post
    Does just YB usually break the pattern up that much?
    And yes definitely quarantine.
    It depends. Here are a few I hatched out last year.



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    Re: Not sure what I'm looking at...?

    is a yellowbelly usually this bright though? thats what made me think pastel mixed with something else.
    Living the dream in Key West FL, an island where ball pythons seemingly come outta nowhere and into my lap to be rescued/rehabilitated...

    0.1 Narcissa Malfoy 'Cissy' - Bumblebee - Age 6 - 2164g - Light case of the wobbles, rescued from breeding to future wobblers...

    0.1 Lucie - Normal - Age 3.5 - 1718g - Rescued from severe abuse and neglect and after 1.5 years of constant work, she's living proof that you CAN train/condition a snake!

    0.1 Alice - Yellowbelly - Age 1 - 554g - Dumped and found by local shelter, underweight and dehydrated (working on that right now)

    0.1 Mrs.P - Normal - Age ~10 - 2604g - Dumped and found by the same shelter, has two cysts and a prolapse that has healed outside the body. Doesn't seem to cause issues...

    GOT Q'S?
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    Re: Not sure what I'm looking at...?

    Quote Originally Posted by Droxalope_94 View Post
    is a yellowbelly usually this bright though? thats what made me think pastel mixed with something else.
    Hard to tell it's that bright from the pictures, it could maybe have fire to brighten it up but it definitely doesn't have pastel, the color just isn't right. Even a browned out pastel will have more of a yellow color. It would be easier to tell if it has a lightening morph if you got a good head shot, they usually have some blushing. Head stamp is helpful in identifying other morphs as well.

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