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I have a pic here of one of my males that looks very odd to me. With the patterns and severe blushing on the sides(cinnamon pastel blushing), what the heck is he? A normal? A labyrinth? Maybe something else? Any info would be great.
6.4 Ball Pythons
1.0 Columbian Red Tail
1.0 Central Amer. Red Tail
1.0 Burmese Python
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Hey, nice pattern!
He doesn't look like what I would call a normal. On the other hand, I don't know enough about the various morphs to hazard a guess as to whether anybody else has something like him. Guess you will just have to breed him and see if you can get more.
Paul Hollander
When in doubt, breed em out!! 
First off, how old is it? Many, but not all, young balls have alot of yellow along the bottom edge of the pattern. It disappears as they age. Both of mine looked very much like that when they were young, but most of the yellow faded as they got older. I'd vote for normal, but hey I'm an ol' hippie.
Quig
Unsure if she will prove out to be anything, but I will breed her to a mojave next year..... She also has a very nice stripe down her back
He is about 3yrs old or so. I got him from a friend that couldnt take care of him. I just wish I could find out what in the world he could be. Ive taken him to expo's and still they cant seem to place what he is or could be.
I gues till he's proven out he'll have to settle for being a pretty normal then. But he's every bit of that.
Quig
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