I'm fairly new to ball pythons, so I am still pretty confused how you tell certain morphs from others. To me enchis, paintballs, spectors, and yellowbellies look pretty similar to normals, with some differences, but not always entirely obvious differences.
Well, my boyfriend has a male ball python that he is trying to sell for a very low price. I think the snake is quite interesting looking. I was curious whether it is A) just a normal, B) a normal with some unusual traits, or C) something other than a normal.
These pictures are pretty bad and I apologize in advance, but they are all I have available at the moment.
Thanks for any help you can provide.
Also the washed out color above is a trick of the camera. The following pics are more color accurate. The snake has golden overtones to the usual normal coloration.
*Edit: Sorry I can't find any belly shots to show but I am fairly certain this snake does NOT have a clean belly. I am guessing he is probably just an interesting looking normal, but better to check anyway. : P
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