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Licorice (White-Sided) Rat Questions

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Posted by: terrylove at Mon Nov 15 17:32:06 2010   [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by terrylove ]  
   

I like the looks of these snakes and was wondering if- where the pattern shows on the back- is there a patternless, all-black version? Essentially, it would be a white snake with a black stripe down it's back. Does this exist and/or what genetic cocktail would it entail?



Terry

   

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