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Are all ringers het. Pied? Are they even genetic?
Josh
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Ringers are just a genetic anomaly that isn't hereditary. There hasn't been any evidence that being a ringer affects a snake's likelihood of being het for pied, although most will take a het for pied that is also a ringer than just a het for pied.
Simply put, no, a ringer does not mean het for pied. Just looks cool.
~jenny
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