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EvilMorphgod
at Sun Jul 4 14:00:43 2010 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by EvilMorphgod ]
>>I was thinking about this the other day when I noticed some cool new Ball Python photos posted on this forum, that it is interesting and exciting to notice that many of new genetic mutations that have been discovered in past couple years have come from just your average hobbyist and snake keeper and not from the 3,4 or 5 big names in Ball Pythons. I was looking through the posts from that fellow from Nerd for example (Satin is his tag think?) and they are unbelievable cool snakes, but from what I can tell they are all existing genetic mutations. True, there are 4,5 or more mutations going on at once, but for the most part they are all genes that anyone can purchase and create with enough time, money and effort.
"SATIN"......
Gee, all existing mutations???? I started as your "average" hobbyist doing this years back and created many of the snakes that anyone can buy!!
Actually, I have some pretty rare genes that I play with....
but, there are some people making GREAT stuff that makes me STARE!!! SOme of it is rather amazing to say the least...
That little DWEEB AMir breeds two common normals and makes...PUMAS???? Yep......
Ball python genetics are rather amazing.....
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