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I was lucky to find this girl at a local pet shop a few months back and I feel she will be a nice adult. She does not have the crazy orange of the other female I posted but is very light pale yellow and good size.

Kevin

I feel I am begining to like Ball Pythons.

I have a feeling this one will probably turn out to be a better looking adult than the one with more color. Usually, young BPs with more orange pigments will usually "brown out" more as adults. Young ones with more yellow pigments will tend to be lighter, brighter adults. Just my opinion & from what I've seen.

Eric

Are you saying ASFReptiles sells nice looking yellow normals(Pastel siblings) but they brown out as adults in your opinion? Please remember when answering this question that I have one of your animals hostage.

GOD Bless
Andre

LOL... Hey Andre, please be nice to my little guy... can't wait to get him.

I'm saying the yellow normals will probably turn out looking lighter & brighter than the normals with more orange color pigments. Your opinion on this?

Eric

Eric,
Dont know. I have raised up many normals so I do not pay much attention to them all until they become adults and are ready to breed for me. Eating habits perhaps. A normal is a normal to me unless proven otherwise with very different clutch. I would say to anyone dont over pay for nice normals.
You didnt over pay for those did you Kevin?

GOD Bless
Andre