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09-18-03, 07:54 AM
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high yellow normal
could you consider Farkus a high yellow normal, shes the lighter in the pic. thats Lance is curled in the middle, unsure of his new friend
 yhanx
-Jacob
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09-18-03, 10:12 AM
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Actually, she doesn't look like she has any yellow in there, or barely any, but she does have lighter brown. Looks normal to me. As a sidenote, (not directed at anyone in particular, just a mini-rant) I can't understand why people can't just be happy with their 'normal' balls? Would you love your normal ball any more if she was a high yellow, banded, yellow belly.........?
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09-18-03, 10:25 AM
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Looks like a couple of beautiful normals to me. And I totally agree with you Mykee.
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09-18-03, 10:35 AM
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i was just wondering b/c a friend of mine made a couple of coments about her coloring
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09-18-03, 10:38 AM
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Ya, my little female looks really light colored compared to my male, my male is darkwith yellowish sides, with little dark spots....and he has a "black back" with little spots of light caramel brown spots.......my female has the carmel brown spots to....but my male has the yellow.
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09-18-03, 10:46 AM
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i still love her no matter what, i just wanted some more experienced opinions
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09-18-03, 12:13 PM
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The six that I have are all normals, but you put them next to eachother, and they are ALL SO different. One is high yellow compared to one with lots of black and brown, one is that olive greenish color??? and one looks TOTALLY pastel, she is an exact portrait of some pastels I see up for sale. But I know she isn't and thats perfectly fine. I love them all.
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09-18-03, 12:38 PM
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I think he looks pretty normal too  Just a little lighter color.
And I agree with emroul - put them together and they look totally different. I noticed this the other day when I put my two together for the first time and took a few pictures:
http://www.haptesthai.com/snake/snakes01.jpg
My male is seems a lot lighter and more yellow than my female. But he's still a normal just the same
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09-18-03, 12:45 PM
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My 2 males look nothing alike and most of the BP's ive seen in stores also look different, one is orange with some white around his orange and my other male is light brown with alot of white showing.
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09-18-03, 01:43 PM
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Can't really be both at the same time. Check out some pics on line of high gold balls and you'll see the difference. Farkus is still an amazing looking snake either way.
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Trevor
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09-18-03, 02:54 PM
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I can't see ANY yellow, let alone high-yellow.
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09-18-03, 02:58 PM
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Super Genius
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Well, actually, it can be both. To the best of my knowledge, 'high yellow' is not yet been defined as a colour morph (much like albinos, snows, axanthics, pastel jungles). The other type of 'morph' are normals with abberant patterns (goblin, labyrinth, jungle). So yes, a high yellow normal is just that, a higher than average yellow-coloured normal BP. Beautiful, as they all are, but a normal nonetheless. P.S. I would be more interested in the colouring of the other ball in the pic. Seems to be pretty coffee-esque or cinnamonny.
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09-18-03, 03:05 PM
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Mykee if you had a true high gold ball python I'm sure you'd call it anything but normal. Is is genetic, yes. Is it simple receive traits or co-dom at work no. But never the less they are brighter then "normal" so how can we call them normal?
Cheers,
Trevor
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09-18-03, 03:26 PM
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sorry about the pics, my camera does neither of my snakes any justice.
thanx for the comments Fark is blushing.
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09-18-03, 04:17 PM
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Boidkeeper; actually yes, we can call it a normal. You see, that's what makes 'normal' ball pythons so awesome, none of them look the same. Their patterns and shades are so wonderfully varied, ensuring everyone who owns a ball python has their very own unique one. They are beautiful but alas, they are not a morph. Hence, they are 'normal'. You can call it whatever you wish, a high gold, a blushing, a full stripe, a black back, a brown back and yes, they may be genetic, but that does not make them anything but a nice normal. See, you can't really have a rule as to what a 'normal' BP looks like, since none of them appear to be similar. Maybe you could call them a 'super- normal', or 'abberant normal' possibly even 'high gold normal' but normal nonetheless.
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