Well if its a sharp, then $450 is a good deal but since its in shed, you wont know. You really wont know until its probably older as from what I understand, the yellowing wont happen until then. Either way, they both will yellow, just sharps yellow less. The best way to know is ask the breeder what the parents were and to get pics. I'm waiting on my EBV Redgroup/ Tom Burke pure lipstickline kahl sunglow to get here. Both of those bloodlines I listed are very red and hold their colors well as they age and I also saw pictures of a 2 year old brother of the girl im getting and he still had serious reds to him even in a horrible cell phone picture lol. Asking if you did well is subjective as one person could say "meh" while another says "omg". It really comes down to whether you thought it was worth it. I mean personally, $450 for a sharp seems fishy as I've been seeing sharps for $800+ so being half price almost for a snake that is pretty clean just seems like I said, fishy. I would have definitely been asking questions on the parents lineage and that response of "he had hatchlings to worry about" makes me wonder as if he was a breeder, I don't see how one more snake could possible break his limit as im sure he has racks ready and he had plenty of time to know what was coming as he bred the parents. Anyways, its a clean looking snake and even if it isn't a sharp, $450 seems about average for a kahl sunglow so either way you didn't lose out. Now a good deal is the female high white baby pied ball python I got for $200. That was my luck for the next year
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