Need an Educated Opinion!!!

[tightsqueeze]

just woundering if anyone out there can identify this beutie's exact species i got her as a stripe columbian...NOTE..along both her sides from her first sadle and half her bodie she has a SOLID stripe instead of the normal diamond pattern i have another pic of that i will post but i have to figure out how to resize it (its too big) ....just curious for a second opinion or third or however many i get ....lol lol

thanks for peekin

[tightsqueeze]

heres the pic i said i would post when i made it smaller ...it is somewhat hard to see but you CAN see the patter as not the diamonds but one long stripe...
thanks again for peekin

[LdyDrgn]

That's the kind of bci Gib goes for. He loves those large rosette saddles, LOL Nice looker you got there

[tightsqueeze]

well i guess one reply is betterr then none right ....how come when ever I post a question im lucky to get a reply but anyone else get tons of them ...?????????

[marisa]

Maybe you post the hardest questions! hehehe

sorry i know, i am no help! lol but gorgeous snake

Marisa

yes that looks like the connecting pattern I've seen called 'circle-back' pattern when the space between saddles was round for Bci very classic

[LdyDrgn]

Rev... he's referring to the way the side medallions are stretched out, not the lines connecting the saddles.

[Linds]

I would almost say she looks like an abberrantly-patterned cross. Her saddles all have a degree of peaking to them, as well as her tail pattern is typical of a BCC than the BCI, I do find the tail patterns on BCI and BCC to be quite distinct on each subspecies. The rest of her shows much resemblence to BCI, however. As mentioned in a previous thread, the BCI pool is so - for lack of a better word - "contaminated"... you can never be truely sure what you have unless it was yanked outta the wild All the localities and several subspecies as well have been integrated in captivity She's a very pretty girl nonetheless .