We encounter this everywhere in the hobby. Back when pastel ball pythons were worth a small fortune...people were pushing light normals as pastels, or even doctoring up the photos a bit. Currently, lots of folks are selling normal BCI as "pastels", or playing with their photos to make what they are selling more appealing. I am all for calling something "red" or "green" but people sometimes label things incorrectly, and it's a shame. reds and greens have been around for a long time, but the price should match the quality of colour and pattern and the buyer should always be made aware when something is a "morph" or a "trait". Know the difference.

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• Naming your morphs after common colors. - Jon R, Sat Sep 18 12:53:13 2010
• RE: Naming your morphs after common colors. - Rextiles, Sat Sep 18 21:49:23 2010
• RE: Naming your morphs after common colors. - krhodes, Sun Sep 19 02:58:57 2010
• RE: Naming your morphs after common colo - motorhead, Sun Sep 19 21:14:09 2010
• RE: Naming your morphs after common colo - giantkeeper, Wed Sep 22 08:47:36 2010
• Troy and Kevin - Jon R, Sun Sep 19 14:38:00 2010
• RE: Naming your morphs after common colors. - davidALfang2, Sun Sep 19 17:36:39 2010
• RE: Naming your morphs after common colors. - Toaddiggers, Sun Sep 19 21:25:27 2010
• RE: Naming your morphs after common colors. - Rextiles, Sun Sep 19 21:34:09 2010
• RE: Naming your morphs after common colors. - Toaddiggers, Mon Sep 20 07:45:28 2010
• RE: Naming your morphs after common colors. - Rextiles, Mon Sep 20 07:58:54 2010
• RE: Naming your morphs after common colors. - Andy__G, Wed Sep 22 14:48:03 2010