This little baby was given to me at a reptile show. No idea what morph and I unfortunately dont have any contact info. My best guess is female from looking at pictures, but I dont know enough to even guess the morph.
Thanks in advance!
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Conda. Can’t really tell from these photos if there’s anything else present.
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As noodlehaus said normal conda. I would guess male based on how long the tail is but a better picture would tell for sure.
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I’ll try and get some better pictures! Theyre a quick and wiggly little noodle!
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Where do i need to go to get reptiles just given to me at reptile shows 
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Definitely a conda! The fading on her is absolutely beautiful- can’t see any other morons bit could be a red line? Hard to tell from pics
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I was in Kansas!
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Floppy little noodle. Finally was able to get slightly better photos 
hopefully good enough to tell whether male or female lol
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This would be one that I would probe or shed test if I wanted to know for sure. The tail is pretty long but I do now see hips that make me lean towards female.
On another note, do you mind if I ask about your feeding schedule? It may just be the pics but I am concerned he/she might be a bit underweight.
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This little noodle was given to me because she said she was lucky to get it to eat once a month, apparently it was just refusing? She had it in a 20 gallon front opening.
I have it in a much smaller tank and have not had any issues with it eating f/t on a weekly basis, I think I’ve had it almost 3 months now? Its supposedly over a year old at this point but i honestly find that hard to believe due to its size.
Should i increase the feeding frequency?
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What size mouse are you feeding and do you have a current weight?
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Kudos to you for changing for changing the tank size! The poor little thing probably felt lost and afraid to eat in that huge 20 gallon! 
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F/t pinky mice, weighed today and little sweet pea is 12g
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Oh man, poor little thing has had a rough start huh. At that size I would definitely bump up the feedings to every five days and see how that goes.
Once at 18-19g switch to large pinkies and then fuzzies at 25g. I’ve found my baby hogs do really well on this schedule. Start weighing at least once a month to make sure there is steady weight gain.
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Ive screenshotted this and will start immediately, I appreciate all of your help! I feel so bad for the little one and just want to do whatever is best for him/her 
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You are welcome and you are doing great! It already sounds like you have the little one on a better track than the previous owner. Just need a few tweaks 
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Wanted to update that little noodle has gained 4g and completed her first shed since coming to live with us!
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That’s great and proof you are on the right track!
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I agree with most of the comments, looks like a normal conda! Very pretty though, lovely fading on the spots. I’d guess they’re a male but it’s very difficult to tell from the photos