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Hello, I got my first ball python a couple months ago from a lady on craigslist. She was a breeder and didn't tell us much about the snake except that it might be het for yellowbelly or something like that. Please help me and tell me if he is or not! Thankyou
 

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1) This post will likely be moved to a more appropriate place in the forum. This section is for questions/comments about the site and it's construction.

2) Congratulations on your new baby. There is no such thing as "het for yellowbelly." Yellowbelly is a dominant trait, so there are no hets. The "super" form of yellowbelly is an ivory, which is a white snake. Some people refer to yelloebelly's as "het for ivory," but they are actually their own morph with their own specific color and pattern.

3) You do not have a yellowbelly. That appears to be a normal ball python.
 
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