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Pastel or fire?

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So I got my first ball python a couple of months ago and he was sold as a pastel but I've been looking through morph pictures and I'm starting to think he may actually be a fire. So here I am with my little guy asking for some help from the experts. ImageUploadedByTapatalk1415516787.528179.jpgImageUploadedByTapatalk1415516907.735493.jpgImageUploadedByTapatalk1415516919.598508.jpg


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You can tell by his sides. Pastels have a distinct "brown out" line down their sides where the yellow coloration is darker on top and lighter below.
 
greco said:
You can tell by his sides. Pastels have a distinct "brown out" line down their sides where the yellow coloration is darker on top and lighter below.
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Sorry, my response wasn't a stab at your discription, I should reload pages more lol
 
Well it seems his morph was correct but I popped the little booger today and he is actually a she! Pleasant surprise!


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They can hide the goods pretty good sometimes, might try probing before you get too excited.:)
 
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