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Black & White Longnose snakes

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Posted by: celticvamp at Sun May 24 19:45:57 2009  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by celticvamp ]  
   

I'm cross posting this from the what is it snake forum. Someone cought a B&W Longnose and we've been discussing if it's
a recessive Anerythristic or possibly a Hypoerythristic beings alot of the B&W have more of a reduced red color rather than the elimination of it. The guy posting the snake in question has no trace of any red on it at all. So anyone know if this is a recessive trait or possibly even Co-Dom since there are plenty of them in the wild?


   

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