Trying to identify two ball python surrenders

I got two bp surrenders one spider female and another male of which we are trying to identify for rehoming. We are not sure if the male is just a funky normal or is something else? As well as whether or not our spider has anything else visual mixed in.




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Bumblebee not spider and something in the Yellow Belly complex on the male

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You have better pictures? He has something going on.

Bumblebee is pastel spider

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Right, but the poster said a Spider so I was saying it’s not just a spider

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Gotcha lol then we are in agreement on that one!

Yes we are. Lol

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I don’t right now but I could get some later. Thinking of just a photo of him stretched out more?

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And shots of his sides and belly

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It looks like an aged bumblebee.

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could be yellow bellyish markings where the pinky finger and ring finger are toward ventral scale

The other one (not the bumblebee) looks like it could ODYB

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I’d say pastel and bumblebee

I agree, it look like a browned out pastel.

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Definitely not single gene pastel. Saddle pattern resembles OD. Flaming looks YB.

Here is a mature pastel that has “browned out”

I would agree with YB and Bumblebee for IDs

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Here’s some more photos of the suspected YB




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Could be YB fire possibly.

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