So I got this female a few months ago and she was sold to me as a Disco Fire Pastel…does that work? I just thought the absence of black was strange.
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So pretty. I wish she was mine 
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Yes it works disco and fire are allelic so you have an als. That is what has greatly reduced the black in the snake.
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Better pics would help. I am doubting that is a disco fire pastel, disco and fire are allelic as @saleengrinch said but they typically produce animals that have a pied look with white patches to them. It more likely that has vanilla over disco and fire but like i said better pics would be of help. Also you happen to ask the breeder the pairing? Guide in asking for Morph Identification Help
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Excellent point I didn’t even think about that. I agree more likely vanilla fire or vanilla disco. But definitely not disco fire. Also agree I’m willing to bet that animal does have vanilla in it.
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Well I don’t know her pairing but I’ll put more pics up when I get home.
Could she possibly be a Super Pastel Vanilla fire? I just saw that morph and it looks really similar
I don’t believe she is super pastel. Yellows would be a bit brighter.
I contacted the breeder I got her from and hopefully they can tell me the pairing
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This definitely isn’t a pastel disco inferno. There’s something else going on. I wouldn’t be surprised if those 3 genes are there, though.
Disco + fire CAN make snakes without white/ringers. It’s very common to have large ringers on them though, creating a pied look.
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I don’t believe anything else is going on. Pastel vanilla fire is a combo I’ve hatched quite a few of. That’s what it looks like to me there is nothing I see that tells me it’s anything more than that.
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Hmm well when the breeder answers me that’ll help even more
Why are you so convinced something else is going on? To me it looks like a vanilla scream.
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Do Pastel Vanilla fires fade a bit as they age? All of the ones on here look darker.
Yes,yes and yes. Vanilla is a lightening gene so it’s going to lighten the older it gets. And all pastel fade some worse than others. Fire is also a lightening gene.
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Well, I just want to make sure because I’m gonna pair her up this year and I have a few different males to choose from.
I’ve just never seen the pattern reduce like that in just a vanilla scream. My vanilla scream for reference:
I’ve hatched probably 10-15 of them you get variances in patterns like any genetic combo.
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Oh I definitely trust you over my own judgement. You had asked why they thought something else was going on. That’s why for me