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Old 11-22-16, 04:58 PM   #1
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What kind of morph is this snake? Ball python

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Old 11-22-16, 05:07 PM   #2
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Re: What kind of morph is this snake?

Not sure if it's just me (I'm at work so the PC can be fussy) but the links won't load
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Old 11-22-16, 05:09 PM   #3
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This any better?
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Re: What kind of morph is this snake?

What did you buy the ball python as?
It's a bit light for normal and I'm no expert so I won't give it a go.
Natural lighted pics or "white" lit pics would be of better use than flash photo and yellow lit.
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Old 11-22-16, 08:43 PM   #5
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Fire ball python
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Old 11-22-16, 08:43 PM   #6
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Re: What kind of morph is this snake?

But I'm not sure
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Old 11-22-16, 10:04 PM   #7
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Old 11-23-16, 01:27 AM   #8
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Re: What kind of morph is this snake?

From what I see, it looks very similar to a fire. So, my uneducated opinion (which isn't exactly what you wanted), is that it's a fire like said.
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Old 11-23-16, 04:15 AM   #9
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Re: What kind of morph is this snake?

Looks like a fire ball python to me also. Gorgeous snake.
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Old 11-23-16, 10:32 AM   #10
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Thank y'all !!!
Any other opinions? When I looked up pictures of him he doesn't look aaaaaanything like the pictures but the pictures may just be wrong, so I was curious
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Old 11-23-16, 11:20 AM   #11
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Re: What kind of morph is this snake?

Looks like a fire except your third pic. It looks really normal.
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Old 11-27-16, 08:36 AM   #12
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Re: What kind of morph is this snake?

I'd personally say its a normal, pretty one too. But then again, i never bred ballpythons
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Old 11-27-16, 08:54 AM   #13
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Fires are lighter than normals. More yellow/gold coloration. Have more flames than a normal. Usually have a very clean and clear belly. Most will have faded head markings and lip spots.
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