You seem to know more about it than me. I really havent followed the Champagne Ball. It is (the Champagne Ball) a totally new genetic mutation and not just a cross between existing traits?

I am just going by what I see on here and other similar sites, I do not import from Africa and would have no contacts or anyone to call over there.

What really struck me are the websites that have the year-by-year breakdown of all the new mutations and the person who first proved them out.

From 1997 to 2003 there was many, many snakes discovered with totaly new genetic traits every year...

From 2003 until 2007 the number seems to rapidly decline year by year?

Again, I am not talking about combinations of existing traits. The Bumble Bee is an awesome mutation, but the Pastel and Spider are the real genetic mutations. I know you know, I say this for people who may not understand what I am trying to get at...

Only time will really tell I guess?

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• NEW Mutations from Africa? - zefdin, Tue Jun 26 13:24:35 2007
• AND THEY ALL LOOK THE SAME! - mnewsome, Tue Jun 26 13:38:40 2007
• RE: NEW Mutations from Africa? - evansnakes, Tue Jun 26 14:18:04 2007
• The Lorax.. - zefdin, Tue Jun 26 19:05:56 2007
• RE: The Lorax.. - evansnakes, Tue Jun 26 19:46:46 2007
• Good point.. - zefdin, Wed Jun 27 06:27:05 2007
• RE: NEW Mutations from Africa? - toshamc, Tue Jun 26 19:46:12 2007
• They never called.... - zefdin, Wed Jun 27 06:31:23 2007
• RE: They never called.... - evansnakes, Wed Jun 27 12:14:37 2007