I don't have pics of the Indians at the SDZ but I am a California breeder. I have put a handful of them into the hands of retail shops and collectors here in this state over the last couple of years. I am no longer working with Indians but I managed to dig out some pics to demonstrate that there is variability among a clutch of anything. There may be a general appearance assigned to a particular type of snake(or any living creature), but you cannot judge solely on slight differences in pattern or color in most cases(or your personal expectations for that matter).



I do not have a pic of the entire litter but I have pics of an adult pair and about half of their offspring to demonstrate the variability among this one clutch as an example.



Dam





Dam





Sire





Baby 1I.08M





Baby 3I.08M





Baby 4I.08M





Baby 5I.08M





Baby 6I.08M





Baby 8I.08M





I was unable to locate the other half of the baby pics. The first digits should be sequential and if I remember correctly there were 12 babies total. It is still enough to show variability between the parents and the offspring that they throw. Compare the head patterns on numbers 5 and 8. How much they may have changed as they have grown I do not know but I am sure they still look different from one another. I hope this helps.
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