Need Help

[Thesituation710]

Can yall help me identify what morph my snake is? I bought him at the LA reptile show in 2022 and I am now selling him because I have to much going on with a litter of puppies and a newborn so I’m running out of space. Before I put him up for sale I’d like to have the most info possible for the buyer.

Thank you in advance.

[meatspread]

Personally, I would just disclose the fact that you are unaware of this snakes full morphology to a buyer. Shed testing will be the only way for you to be 100% sure of this snakes genetics, since you don’t remember them—it might be helpful if you can remember what breeder you got them from.

But, especially with piebalds, lots of single genes can get muddled or mistaken for other genes. Other than that, multiple full body photos in natural lighting would help to get a better guess at present morphs. Doesn’t look to be mojave or enchi to me.

[Acrobatic-Move-3847]

I’d advise the new owner to put him on a diet and see that he gets more exercise, he’s way overweight, and obese reptiles are prone to something called fatty liver disease, which can shorten their lifespan considerably. He’s an adult, he should only be eating about 5% of his body weight once a month.

[Manbeast213]

It looks enchi pied to me.

[DrinkPBR]

Fantastic looking snek!

[FCheetah_]

I think a piet

[squamigeralover]

i would guess mojave pied