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gila7150
at Mon Aug 4 20:36:54 2003 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by gila7150 ]
Since albino quadrivittata lose their juvenile pattern and become patternless bright yellow ratsnakes as adults, what is the advantage of having a patternless hatchling? I would think that it will eventually look more or less the same as it's albino het siblings. It's kinda like producing an aberrant gaigeae, looks cool but eventually it wont matter.
It definitely looks different as a hatchling but wouldn't it end up being patternless eventually anyway? I'm just trying to figure out why it would be necessary to breed a black ratsnake x everglades (bubblegum) to a striped yellow ratsnake to produce almost the same exact look as a adult albino yellow ratsnake.
I don't mean to criticize the project...just kinda curious about the appearance of this snake as an adult.
Thanks,
Chris
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