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    Differnt names for normal patterns?

    I have two normal ball pythons with very different patterns and I was just wondering if there are different names for them.
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    Re: Differnt names for normal patterns?

    The only different name I have ever heard of in normals is " Reduced Pattern". Which typically means less black markings. I would consider your bottom one to be a reduced pattern.
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    Re: Differnt names for normal patterns?

    The are referred to as Normal or Wild Type

    In that category some will be referred to as reduced which describes a snake with very little to know alien heads which would be the case of the animal featured in the second picture.
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    wow i love the blacks on that first one
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