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Probably an eastern, but until it's grown a fair bit more into its pattern, that's debatable at best. Even as adults they're sometimes hard to differentiate. Much of what's offered in the pet trade is easterns. Barred fetch a higher price and are often properly ID'd and sold as adults. Blotched and gray may be available time to time, but species west or south of these four are pretty much unavailable.
 
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That´s not like to give you any results...pet-shops barely ever know what they are even selling let alone where those animals come from. But hey, give it a try just in case.
If they can´t tell you anything, just wait until the animal is more mature and the coloration is more defined, that might give some indication.
 
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