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Posted by: jbasset at Thu Nov 12 06:59:22 2009 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by jbasset ] I am trying to learn as fast as I can, but I think time will help more than speed. Anyway, my son just bought a spider ball python and as I desperately try to grasp at the genetics I learned way too many moons ago I am slowly trying learn my morphs. My current question is "is there a distinct set of guideline somewhere for a good vs poor specimen of each morph?'. Or is really an opinion as long as the basic requirements are there? SImce the spider does not really appeal to me I guess that makes it harder. She is just a baby so I guess she'll grow on me.lol | ||
>> Next Message: RE: How do you know when its a "good" one? - jbasset, Thu Nov 12 07:11:07 2009 | ||
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