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this is nuit, i guess he/she is a amel, i cant tell any thing with the color

this is devi the ball python
and if i say so myself i just love that first photo

This is a normal, not an amel......

i know that was why i posted the photo they girl said it was an amel, im not good with tiny baby snakes, i think she mixed the amels and normals up and didnt know the difference....

First off that isnt a Amel, like the others posted

Second that looks very much like some of the Miami phase corns that Sean & Monica Niland produce at VMSherp.com(these guys have some of the nicest corns ive ever seen available), So you may have a miami phase on your hands but it may just be a classic.
Just my Opinion.

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Cameron

Not only is it a normal, but it looks like it may be a motley, as well. Those stripey lines down the side may mean that the 'spots' will stay. Nice snake regardless. Enjoy!

Leslie

Ok, so I replied to your message telling you that it was not an amel, and I said "the best snakes are free snakes" and said that peaches and chunk were free, never mentioned the breeders name or anything, and then they DELETED it...... why?
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0.1 Snow Corn "Hope"
1.0 Ball Python "Wilson" (Castaway)
1. Orange Albino Black Ratsnake "Chunk" (Goonies)
.1 Orange Albino Black Ratsnake "Peaches"
0.0.1 Mexican Black Kingsnake "Onyx"

i have noticed alot of jaysonj's post have been deleted....
back to my little snake, i wasnt really concerned with the color or the morph, the girl said it was a amel, i believed her, around here they seem to mix the snakes up, i did notice from the photo though the snake is going blue,
and after reading leslies post i went a took the snake out, i never noticed the stripeing til she pointed it out...LOL

With motley, you also get sort of a pseudo-hypo effect, which will make for a brighter, lighter set of colors. I think you'll be pleasantly surprised as that one grows and sheds.

Leslie

Normal and not a motley, but a very nice snake even so!
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Darin Chappell
Hillbilly Herps
PO Box 254
Rogersville, MO 65742

Looks like it could be a Normal Motley, not an Amel.
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David Hiscock.

My little amels