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Just curious how common (or if they exist at all) animals with zero non-black coloration of any kind are.

Of my nine hatchlings this year, all had at least some degree of white coloration, even if it was very faint and right underneath it's mouth (so infrequently seen). 95% of everyone asking about my hatchlings have specified that they want solid black animals.

I'd also be very interested in seeing a chin/throat photo of a zero coloration animal for comparison purposes if someone has one hanging around.

Thanks,

Cliff

Hey Cliff! Can't wait to get mine. No fair using a magic marker!

Ken

Never heard of one being found or bred. They would be the ultimate in Indigos, if it ever happens, IMO...
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Carl W Gossett
Garage Door Herps
Monument,Colorado...northern territory of the Great Republic of Texas

I have to agree with Carl. I have a Black faced Indigo from Robert Seib. But the throat is white. If you take him outside in the sun you can see small tints of rust.

Hey all,I have seen two jet black females, both were found east of Brooksville,and they had no whith or red at all and I had whitnesses with me both times...we called them the "Vader phase, like Darth" heres a vader phase eastern coachwhip. JB

>>Hey all,I have seen two jet black females, both were found east of Brooksville,and they had no whith or red at all and I had whitnesses with me both times...we called them the "Vader phase, like Darth" heres a vader phase eastern coachwhip. JB
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It's a good thing I read "ALL" of your post before replying because I was just about to call you a liar! Either that or break your heart by telling you that pic wasn't an indy. LOL

Eric
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