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Posted by: MikeSkipRocks at Tue Jun 8 22:05:37 2010 [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by MikeSkipRocks ] Awhile back on the forum I saw a few folks discussing how to tell a true hypo from a really light normal, and the eye of the hypo was discussed. Is this the accepted means to classify as hypo? If so are their pics someone could post of this hypo eye. I ask because in a local pet store there is snake that has a remarkably light pattern very much like the hypos I have seen for sale and posted but i havn't really got a chance to look it in the eye or know what to compare to if i did. btw its not for sale I'm just wondering if the owner really knows what they have or not. [ Reply To This Message ] [ Subscribe to this Thread ] [ Hide Replies ]
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Question Replay... - MikeSkipRocks, Tue Jun 8 22:05:37 2010