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Curiosity kills, but is one of those color morphs you all go on about? He(?) was a rescue, in pretty bad shape. But as you can see, it now eats pretty happily!
I only ask because he's much more red than the other balls I have, he seems semi-striped instead of 'blobular' like the 'normals, and seems to be missing most of the 'alien faces'.
Looks normal to me. Slightly reduced pattern but normal, at least until you prove other wise.
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Thank you,
Dave
www.DNReptiles.com
Very nice reduced pattern, dunno about genetic but would pair well with something that could use an abberant pattern like pastel or albino. very pretty snake!
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Sign of the Serpent
here is a link to the hunters guide for the genetic reduced pattern. check out the belly of your little rescue there and see if it fits
Link
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Sign of the Serpent
its kinda hard to tell from that pic...take some more and put em up then we'll see.hes got a reduced pattern,but what a bout the rest.a belly shot would be good also thanx and good luck. Lee
That'll be difficult. All my snakes are in the care of my 'herpsitter' while I spend the summer in the Boreal forest doing research on global warming. I'll see what I can do.
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