there really isn't a known "calico" campbelli gene per se in the hobby, but that does seem to be one of sorts. I can almost tell you with total confidence that this anomaly hasn't been proven out to be genetically inheritable trait though. Many other types of snakes have had very similar piebald/calico characteristics and where much more of a later on in life scale cell disorder of some kind that started to lighten later as they matured rather than them ever being hatched with it.



~Doug
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"a snake in the grass is a GOOD thing"


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• Calico Pueblan? - kangaskritters, Mon Jul 18 16:18:45 2011
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