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Baby Gamzee, what morph is he?

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I sold all my reptiles years ago when i first started going to college and now ive resparked my interest, previously ive had more experience with larger reptiles like pythons and monitor lizards - however ive rescued to snakes that were/are in poor condition, this little guy and an emaciated ball python.

I was just curious as to what morph he is and if the kinks in his lower back (bumps along spine) and a missing tail tip (black, im assuming it fell off) would hinder his health in any way?

Thanks for looking! He moves fine, eats and drinks just fine but I have not had him in shed yet.

Anyway, heres Gamzee :)
 
I'm leaning towards a lavender at the moment, but could you perchance get some photos in sunlight?
 
I would say Lavender, but it looks as if he could also be Anery.......Anery Lavender (Moonstone)

Plus, it seems that kinking is related to the Lavender trait, so I would say yes, Lavender at the very least.

As far as his health, as long as he is feeding well and passing his meals with no problems, I'm sure he will be fine.

Walter
:crazy02:BOUT' CORNS !!
 
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