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I was taking some new photos for an update we're working on for the website and wanted to share these photos since there has recently been some discussion of the Sulfur and Pastel Sulfur Ball Pythons.

The Sulfur is a subtle morph which can make it even more difficult to convey in photos. It is fairly obvious when seen in person, especially when you look at them next to a normal. I tried to capture a little bit of that in these photos.

These first couple of pictures are of one of our Pastel Sulfurs...

This is a photo of the Pastel Sulfur next to one of our holdback female regular Pastel Ball Pythons.

This is a photo of a Sulfur by itself...

Lastly, here are a couple of photos of the Sulfur next to a normal Ball Python...

Thanks for looking,
Celia
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Celia Chien
Celia Chien Photography

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I’m sorry but I don’t see a grate difference or a lot of difference between them , I can see how a lot of people get confused or get them mixed up they all look a lot alike in the photos . But they are all beautiful animals . Thanks David of DS Reptile Rescue

Cool looks like a fire

God Bless

Derek
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Have you bred sulpher x sulpher?

breeding has yet to be done. I don't know if Dave has a shot at it this season or not - hopefully so! The outcome of that breeding should tell us a lot more about the Sulphur and if it is something entirely new or a variation of other morphs we already know of...

Thanks,
Celia
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Celia Chien
Celia Chien Photography

www.ExoticsByNature.com

www.BoaConstrictorMorphs.com
www.BallPythonMorphs.com
www.CornSnakeMorphs.com

Just ultrasounded the two Sulfur Mojave girls I bred this season. One was bred to a YB and her follicles are at 32mm so she'll be ovulating soon. The other was bred to a Sulfur Mojave and she's at 12mm. Her follicles just started growing so I'm still hopeful we'll see a super this season, the only downfall is there's a decent chance of it being mixed with the mojave gene.

Eric

Hey Celia, it looks like a type of Fire .. what does the under belly look like ?

cheers, John
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looks fairly normal. They have white bellies with some black running down the sides but not solid black stripes. I'll try and take a belly shot the next time I do photos.

Thanks,
Celia
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Celia Chien
Celia Chien Photography

www.ExoticsByNature.com

www.BoaConstrictorMorphs.com
www.BallPythonMorphs.com
www.CornSnakeMorphs.com

Here's a couple belly shots. They're white with a few YB colored spots here and there.

Eric

NOT see the diference between sulfers and normals in these pics. The difference seems pretty obviouse to me. They must look incredible in person.
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"Can't you just feed it vegetables"? No, no I can't you stupid hippie.

I think even the best photo soes not do any snake justice, I just recently recieved a pastel and When i finally saw him in person wow is all I can say, he looked great in the pics but was unreal in person.

Yeah, even normals look different in person. Not always better though. I bought a female once based on the pic thinking she might be a burgundy and when I got her the pattern was the same but her colour was about as average as they come. Good thing I bought her as a normal.
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"Can't you just feed it vegetables"? No, no I can't you stupid hippie.

Celia,
Although I strive to take quality pictures, I think your great photographic skills were exactly what was needed to better show the colors of the Sulpher and Pastel Sulpher ball pythons. It appears as if your animals are doing great. I can't wait to see what ya'll produce with those things.

Sincerely,
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Tim and Monica Bailey
Bailey & Bailey Reptiles

Celia, your pics are amazing
Kevin
www.KMSReptiles.com