Spot nose

[Solarsoldier001]

Can someone tell me what distinct marking or patterns make the spot nose the spot nose bp?


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[Daybreaker]

I believe it's the markings on the top of the head (kinda like how fire's have the lighter markings too) and the nose of course, at least that's what I look for. From what I see they tend to (usually) have busy body patterns too, kinda jungle-y. Here's some good examples:

http://www.worldofballpythons.com/morphs/spotnose/

And don't confuse their busy noses with normals who have "booger" markings, like my girl who has them:



I look for the head stamp first.

[bobmurffy]

They have a distinct marking on the top of their head. It kind of looks like either a butter fly or a Mickey mouse head!

http://www.worldofballpythons.com/morphs/spotnose/

I hope this helps!

[Anatopism]

The markings on their head are the most noticeable, and they remind me of the markings ont he top of a carpet python's head. More subtle is in their body pattern, which reminds me of a spider, but not as extreme, at least in really good examples of the morph. Kind makes me think of a halfway point between a normal and a spider... and something I didn't really notice until I saw one in person.

[Solarsoldier001]

Ahh so it's in the head. Hmm okay that make it a little easier to spot


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[aalomon]

They normally also have really dark belly scales. Kinda the opposite of a clear belly.

[MarkieJ]

Here's a close up of my Spotty's head:

[Solarsoldier001]

Here's a close up of my Spotty's head:

Very cool head pattern.


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