Could someone help me ID this girl

[brightexotics]

She was sold to me as a butter granite, but upon looking at them I believe she may have another gene or be a different shake all together.

[lumpy]

Butter and granite are very variable morphs so probably @stewart_reptiles and @nathan_e would be a better help

[nathan_e]

Hmm this is definitely a interesting butter right here. I am suspecting maybe leopard if there is anything else just because of the dorsal stripe but even then it would have to be a very low expression leopard. Other than that I would say I agree with it being a just butter granite from the breeder.

[saleengrinch]

How old is this animal? Almost looks like a faded soul sucker. Granite has like 50 million lines lol most of them are dominant. A few are co dominant. So you will see a huge variance of what is labeled as granite. Definitely a interesting looking snake.

[t_h_wyman]

I do not think this is a SoulSucker, the colour is wrong, even for an adult.

I am wondering if perhaps this is a SuperGranite as opposed to just a simple granite. And Nathan might be correct on Leopard being present, but that neck mark is very unLeopard so I am not fully convinced.

[saleengrinch]

@t_h_wyman that’s an interesting thought. I myself have never seen a super granite in person. I don’t know of anyone who I deal with that works with a incomplete dominant line of granite. It’s kinda my wholly grail lol. I agree the color being off for a soul sucker. The pattern is what reminded me of a soul sucker.

[t_h_wyman]

You probably do know some inc-dom Granite lines, you just do not know that because they have some other name pasted on them LOL

Check out the Carbon/Covalent morph. It is a good example:

Carbon Project

For my first post here, I figured I would give and overview and some history on the Carbon project. The Carbon gene is something we have been heavily focused on here at Image Reptiles and, as evidenced by this lengthy post, we are incredibly passionate about the project. Like a lot of projects, it originated from an interesting looking imported wild caught animal. To get the full picture we have to start back at the beginning. Paul Miles owned and operated The Boa Barn for many many years, he …

[saleengrinch]

Thanks! I’m going to look into it. Closest thing I have going is a dwarf Burmese albino granite project lol.

[wreckroomsnakes]

kind of reminds me of a black pastel butter yellowbelly granite. just a guess at this point
Granite is one of those i have real trouble with just because it is one of those morphs that has no standard good example because there are 20 plus different lines