Trying to identify this morph

[aferland66]

Hi just got this girl and trying to figure out what she is.

Really pale base colour, cream not yellow, almost white in the back stripes, black pattern colour, not brown like woma or butter, faded head and clear belly.




Here's pics next to my Lemmon Blast for comparison.



Looking for a morph here, she is not a normal lol

TY

[REBELLMORPH]

not sure but looks like Vanilla Ball Python

http://www.safari-pets.com/photo/307/

[Trackstrong83]

Looks like a fire to me

[aferland66]

BTW she is not:

Pastel: Black is 2 black
any of the morphs that have brown markings IE: Woma, lesser, butter, etc
Not a fire, she is cream not yellow at all.




She reminds me a bit of a super vanilla, but even that is to dark, also, I don't think someone would of just brought a super form to a pet shop.

[Pythonfriend]

BTW she is not:

Pastel: Black is 2 black
any of the morphs that have brown markings IE: Woma, lesser, butter, etc
Not a fire, she is cream not yellow at all.




She reminds me a bit of a super vanilla, but even that is to dark, also, I don't think someone would of just brought a super form to a pet shop.

adult fires dont look yellow at all. in my eyes, the colors of this BP look just like the colors in an adult fire.

here are two examples of adult fires from WOBP, no yellow at all:

[aferland66]

Here she is on top of my 2 Fires.



She could be a very light fire.

[Marrissa]

So you're quarantining the new one, pinstripe, and fires all together?

[angllady2]

She is a fire. I can pretty much guarantee it. I breed them, and she is a very fine example. Looks a lot like my own adults. Your fire, on the left of the picture, is a pretty standard fire. Lots of blushing and flames, but overall a darker body color. The one in the water dish doesn't even look like a fire. It's very dark and has little in the way of blushing or flames, at least in that photo. That one actually makes me think vanilla. I have a really nice Gulf Coast line vanilla, and when seen side by side with a fire, the vanilla tends to be darker and more golden/yellow, whereas a fire will be lighter and more creamy.

Gale

[aferland66]

She is a fire. I can pretty much guarantee it. I breed them, and she is a very fine example. Looks a lot like my own adults. Your fire, on the left of the picture, is a pretty standard fire. Lots of blushing and flames, but overall a darker body color. The one in the water dish doesn't even look like a fire. It's very dark and has little in the way of blushing or flames, at least in that photo. That one actually makes me think vanilla. I have a really nice Gulf Coast line vanilla, and when seen side by side with a fire, the vanilla tends to be darker and more golden/yellow, whereas a fire will be lighter and more creamy.

Gale

TY I guess my fires where not the best as far as colours, my female in the water is shedding that's why she's darker right now.

[aferland66]

So you're quarantining the new one, pinstripe, and fires all together?

No I'm not, she has been soaked and sprayed with NIX now for 2 days, has no mites, and a 2 min contact with the others for pictures is not going to infect anyone. Except for external parasites that she doesn't have, any other contamination has to be with bodily fluids, that doesn't happen in the time of a picture.