Need help identifying markings

I just picked up two new baby balls.... one seems to be a really pretty normal, but this one looks to be either a reduced pattern or a bp with an under developed stripe down it's back. He has an unbroken stripe extending almost half his body. Anyways any help would be appreciated. Thanx

Looks pretty normal to me. Nice pattern though!

Thank you darlin. I'm just starting to learn breeding. So if I may ask, do you possibly think this one may have future generations with the unbroken stripe pattern?

Possibly. All you have to do is breed it out.

I do have to say, however, that the unbroken neck pattern is not all that uncommon. It is the complete stripers that are more rare.

And then, there are the genetic stripers.. *sigh* One of these days.....

lol...ya I know wut you mean.... one of these days. but ya as you can see I'm not experianced. Right now I'm doing a lot of reading and research and preparing for the future. They are still babies... so i got a while. Hopefully I will be gaining an axanthic and albino later this year, and yield some snowballs so ya... lol I know wut you mean. high hopes eh?

Ty, what you have there is a normal unless breeding proves otherwise, striping is common in ball pythons.

It is a pretty normal though.

Thanx Ed. You advice is always valued here, I appreciate that you took the time to leave me a comment. hoping I may get lucky, being the people I got them from, got them from someone else that supposedly got them from a breeder. lol. They haven't had an easy time. So I am gonna do my best with them and cross my fingers and treat them good regardless of what they are. Otherwise, I'd have no business owning any animal.

Just to give an idea how I received them...
They came in a jimmy rigged 10 gal tank with barely anything in it for them, just a hide and water bowl, they were kept in cedar bedding, both were and still are a little under nourished... I fed them and they acted liek they never had a meal in their life. There was feces and dirt caked in the corners of the cage, with plenty of old feces in the litter and stuck to hide, just plain filthy. They had a 150 watt infrared light on them on top of this tiny cage, and a heat pad on the INSIDE of the cage!!!! not to mention with no rheostat or temp gage or anything. The water bowl was black on the bottom with slime. I'm surprised that they are in as good of condition they are. Both are fairly healthy. One has some dry spots from bad shed, I'm taking care, on top of head. Not the worst by far. But still... anyways... they are in good hands now. I did go off on the people though lol.

OMG..

People need to stop having pets they dont think they need to take care of properly.

Glad you got them before anything horrid happened!

beautiful little babies! Both of them have their own cool traits! hold onto them and breed them into the future and see of some of those traits carry over!

oh that's not even the best pic... here is all 3 together, and you definitely see the color and pattern variations.... one has a lot of yellow and white compared to the others... Check it out, one big happy family lol

The one on the right is my female, her pattern is very ummmm... word.... unorganized is the best. She looks like one of those paintings where people just throw pain up on th canvas lol..

The second, in middle, is a male... his pattern is very symmetric and organized...

Third is my other female of the topic, her color is so much different which why it made me think, and her pattern is even more so organized.

I'm very happy to have been graced with the pleasures of owning thses snakes... all of them are teddy bears