Good lookin normal or something more?

[BPNoobie]

I AM SOOOOOO excited,.. just lucked out on a great deal... 2448g 0.1 normal and 1159g 1.0 normal 55gal long tank hide and water dish 2 heat lamps for $100 bucks... I hate to say this because I see alot of people hoping there normals are pastels and asking what people think when it is very obvious but this girl is so light, and blushy what do you guys think. I couldn't be happier right now

[purplemuffin]

To me it looks like a normal, but an incredible one! Lots of blushing genes going on that could really contribute to any breeding! Also very clean pattern. Pretty and bright too, good if you do want to breed to a brighter morph. Nice score!

[BPNoobie]

she will be going in with a 1.0 butter in a couple months, we'll see what happens we know she hasn't been paired in over a year if ever due to the previous owners

[devildog_dk]

I would say normal as well, although a good looking one.

And good choice pairing her with a butter, I'd like to see the results.

[BPNoobie]

Oh trust me you will see them would be our first clutch if everything works out

[BPNoobie]

Just wanted to add that the last picture is the male that we got with her.

[mr.spooky]

4th pic, she looks chunky... are you sure shees not prego??
spooky

[BPNoobie]

no pretty sure shes just CHUNKY lol could be wrong these two have been housed together for 3+ years and we just got them today

[loonunit]

Yeah, that color could be the pre-ovy glow. Are you pairing them together right now?

Her head is very light. That doesn't make her a fire or a vanilla, especially if she's already glowing, but I'd also be interested to see what she makes when paired with a recessive morph, especially a bright one.

[python_addict]

Yeah, that color could be the pre-ovy glow. Are you pairing them together right now?

Thats kinda what I thought too but then again normals appear in all colors its just she has that creamy glow look to her the same that my females have gotten and that 4th picture really makes her look chunky.