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.Well, it’s a lovely snake 
. Do you have any info about its parents?
I do not see any ventral checkers at all, though it’s hard to tell for certain from these pics. There’s some lateral blurriness on its sides; the saddles sort of vanish at their bottoms. This blurring will become more and more pronounced as the snake matures. These factors would be consistent with it being Diffusion/Diffused.
“Bloodred” is an older term which gets used rather confusingly. It has at times (especially back when Diffusion first being produced in a wider variety of genetic combinations) been used as synonymous with Diffused. The original Bloodreds/Bloods were striking, rich red with very little if any dorsal pattern, and an absence of belly checkers.
Hope that helps!
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Thanks!!!
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I’ve been waffling back and forth on this one. Can you post a picture of his head? Identifying morphs with scaleless can be tough!
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Agreed!! I’m leaning Diffusion mostly because of the belly. The dorsal pattern is so malleable with Scaleless, it’s really hard to say.
@maxinemaaax, how was the snake identified when you got it?
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