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AncientCritters Dec 11, 2006 10:36 PM

I saw this snake at my local shop and it looked a little different. Wondering if its anything special?

Robert

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XtremeXteriors Dec 11, 2006 11:18 PM

its an AWESOME blusher breed him/her to an awesome blushing pastel, and hopefully make awesome blushing babies.

claudeballs Dec 11, 2006 11:47 PM

It has a Mojave look to it.I love that black edge contrast. There is something going on. I just don't know what that is.
Nice find

happysurgeman Dec 12, 2006 01:57 AM

was that reptile specialty shop or a jabroni pet shop?

AncientCritters Dec 12, 2006 11:38 AM

Not a specialty. They do got a assortmant of herps not just the normal stuff. I think there was about 6 balls there. This one standing out from the others. Also another one with maybe just one or two spots down the back.

BackBeat Dec 12, 2006 02:39 AM

If it's a male breed it with a Pastel female AS WELL as a plain-as-can-be normal female.
If it's displaying a genetic trait of some sort I'd want to prove it out independently just as much as I'd want to make crosses with it.

I would not be the slightest bit surprised if that animal is co-dom with the Super being a white snake of some sort. Why?

a) Some of the 'het for white' balls (Russo's het leucistics, YellowBellies, Mochas, and Fires for examples) are not as drastically 'non-normal' as others (Lesser Platinums, Butters, Mojave).

b) With so many YellowBellies being imported, it's likely that there are visually comparable balls slithering around Africa. And while they may appear slightly different than the YBs they likely produce the same (white snake) when linebred.

If it's a male, breed him to a female normal, keep back all of the females and breed them back to daddy. That's what I, and I'm sure alot of folks on here, would do.

Congrats on a great find. Best of Luck. Keep us posted.

BB
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