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RE: a kingsnake morph you rarely see anymore

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Posted by: FR at Tue May 6 10:15:10 2014  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by FR ]  
   

Hi Aaron. rumors are rumors, if your interested in something, do some research, not listen to more rumors, but find out what makes a king a king. Scale counts etc. Then if the animal your interested in, fits then it IS. If it doesn't, then its not.
No offense, but sometimes I say offensive things. Like, these little catagories people make are silly. Like locality, etc. Then get picky about a MORPH, that is not naturally occurring.
Truth is, unless you caught it, how knows what it IS. And even then, hybrids, population crosses, etc, occur naturally. What you find is called a phenotype. And that includes hybrids, morphs etc.


   

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