Today in work i was digging through my reptile room,setting up for the new arrivals that had just come in. i went into our rock box,and lifted up a rock and found a ball python. I have no clue where he came form, im guessing someone gave him to us and one of my employees just put it in a tank and walked away,letting it escape. well anyways, he was in good condition,just a bit skinny. he is the brightest BP i have ever seen,which leads me to think he is a Pastel. I am not quite sure, but he is just so yellow i wouldnt put it past him. He also has no pattern on his head,aside from the striped by his eyes. does this mean anything? I have seen the "black head" morphs or something. i dont know,just curious. If this is actually a Pastel, how much would one charge for that? He is in quarentine right now,and if it turns out he is a morph,hes mine. i was just curious though,what do you think?
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Patternless head/Pastel?
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if someone gave him to you i doubt it would be a pastel. It might be a high gold, post pics.
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