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What do you see?

SekhmetQT

SekhmetQT

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Picked this little guy from a pet store. He was labeled "pastel", and the guy didn't really know what he was. What do you see?
 

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Do you have any pictures of him in natural light? Considering the entire photo is awash in color, it's hard to tell what color the snake actually is.
 
Much!

I'm nowhere near certain (I don't work with lavender much), but I think that is probably a pinstripe-motley hypo lavender. Hypo lavs can be insanely colorful when they are young.
 
Shiari said:
Much!

I'm nowhere near certain (I don't work with lavender much), but I think that is probably a pinstripe-motley hypo lavender. Hypo lavs can be insanely colorful when they are young.
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A lavender based morph was also my first thought.
 
I am glad to hear your opinions so far.
I was thinking and hoping for a Hypo Lav as well, the pinstripe is a bonus.
I picked him up for a whopping $34.00, along with the following beautiful little girlie.
 

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Assuming the person I purchased these two from was correct, they are hatch-mates... which means the male might have a possible het. amel, and the girl could be a possible het hypo?... this should prove interesting...
 
I wouldn't bet on the male being hypo for sure. The motley gene has a hypo-like effect. I'd bet he's het amel, though.
 
On closer inspection, the little boys eyes aren't quite right for Hypo either. So I think I would agree with you on that. Most likely not Hypo, Which is perfectly fine with me. They are both so pretty.
 
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