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[lilili]

it`s normal or not ?

[deborahbroadus]

Take the pic again under normal lighting. We'll try to help.
But honestly, if it was sold to you as Normal, 99.% of the time that's exactly what it is.

[lilili]

these pic normal lighting

[lilili]

???

[PlayBall]

Need more angles maybe? belly shot? Use white light (fluorescent bulbs) or sun light for pics

[lilili]

new pic

[hhmoore]

What are you asking, specifically?
Are you asking if it is "a morph", of if there is something wrong?
It looks pretty thin, and kind of dry (maybe a some retained shed? hard to tell on this monitor). There is something that looks like it might be a small bump on the spine in the second pic, but that could be shadow, skin, or something funky on this screen...it gave me a headache trying to decide if was anything.
If you're asking if it is a morph, I defer to the BP people.

[deborahbroadus]

It is a normal. There is granite speckling on the sides, but this doesn't indicate genetic granite (it could be just the pattern of this particular bp).

I agree with Harald (no surprise) the animal is a bit thin..what is it eating?When's the last time it ate?

I also see the bump at the base of the tail, any idea what caused it?

The first pic looks as if it were a hatchling, but the last pic seems like it's an older snake (yearling).

How long have you had it, what does the tank look like?

I am just trying to help. It could be the lighting that makes the snake look starved and dried out.

[lilili]

thank you all

[hhmoore]

Normal or not, get a little meat on that thing & it'll be a darn nice looking snake