u/SmirkVerily

Image 1 — Anything other than pied?
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Anything other than pied?

This is Jak, 6 years old, adopted last October. I know absolutely nothing about her parentage. Her old owner had her cohabitating with a male to breed, and despite my efforts to separate them asap, she recently had an unexpected clutch from him (5 eggs, maternally incubated and all hatched successfully)! Now I'm trying to guess more genetic info so I can better ID the hatchlings once they shed.

It's been suggested to me that she has yellowbelly indicators (pixely patches?) but that's all the guesses I've got, so I'm looking for second opinions. :)

u/SmirkVerily — 10 days ago

Please help ID my adopted noodles!

This is Zhuzhi-Lang, male, 5 years old! According to the man I adopted him from, his mom was orange dream het pied and his dad was a panda pied (😬 I know). I know he's het pied but no idea on his visual morph. People have suggested black pastel, cinnamon, or leopard?

This is the trickier one so I'm posting him first, and later I hope to post the female I adopted from the same guy. He had them cohabitating, so even though I separated them 9 months ago, she recently had a clutch of unexpected eggs! Now I wanna know more about their genes so I can better ID the babies once they're ready.

Edit: I wasn't sure if I was allowed to post multiple snakes at once, so I started with just one, despite my title! It's just him in every photo. Sorry if that was unclear. I would edit the title if I could but by the time I realized it was confusing, it was too late. 😅

Edit 2: It seems most likely he is a black pastel het pied! Thank you so much everyone who's helped me!

u/SmirkVerily — 11 days ago