Not sure what kind of BP help!!

[LunaLupa92]

So I just recently went to a reptile expo near where I live. While at this expo I saw a gorgeous Python and if memory serves me correctly it was a ball but I don't have a clue what kind I have no pictures but I can explain what he looked like. He was all black his belly was a lighter color like a silvery or a white color when he was in the light his scales were almost like oil. You know when oil has light on it, it turns a purple and green shiny color almost. He was absolutely gorgeous and I hated walking away but at the time I hadn't even begun researching and I had no money thankfully. So any help on figuring out what he was would be a big help thank you!!

[LittleTreeGuy]

It's hard to say... I would check out the Morph index at World of Ball Pythons website and see if anything looks familiar.

[LunaLupa92]

Thank you for the suggestion I will have to go and take a look soon.

[AKA Dave]

Really only three possibilities come to mind.

1. Super Black Pastel
2. Super Cinnamon
3. 8 Ball

There might be more, but I'd start there.

Dave

[LunaLupa92]

Thank you I was looking on the website LittleTreeGuy suggested and there are so many, I really didn't know where to start!

[LunaLupa92]

I found him thank you so much it was a Super Black Pastel, he was really large and gorgeous thank you so much for helping me narrow it down!

[AKA Dave]

No problem.

Dave

[Bumblebalz]

Ball pythons are really irridescent. irridescence is what you are calling oily looking. You were probably looking at a boa constrictor. It makes irridecense very easy to see even indoors on a black boa constrictor. Probably an eclipse morph, lepord morph or a Argentine locale boa. Those are the most common black boas out there.