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~ZF
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Comprehend better than MOST... but i'm NOT claiming to be an expert...

Pretty interesting how most of the pattern, and color(s) in any given morph is usually just how it's supposed to be,.....yet others can sometimes have pigment cells that go hay-wire, and don't behave correctly!

~Doug
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"Better to be silent and thought a fool, than to open mouth and remove any doubt!"

I'm actually surprised when the mutations "behave" or "fall in line" like we expect/want them to without more aberrancies.
:Mark
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Surrender Dorothy!

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This is why many people just refuse to listen to theories with the Peanut Butters,,....I think the hobby in general is just too used to things being predictable. I myself prefer a surprise now and then
Tom Stevens
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TomsSnakes.com

I think there are lots of characteristic and differences that are ignored when animals are bred (esp. in morphs)...

I think we need to think BOTH inside and outside "the box" when it comes to breeding (in general!)

just a thought...

~Z
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Comprehend better than MOST... but i'm NOT claiming to be an expert...

Man the first one looks like it is Hypo and normal in the paradox patch? Weird and cool!
Tom Stevens
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TomsSnakes.com

What did we tell you about burning your snakes and posting pictures as new morphs?

LOL... if it were only that easy!

funny thing is the breeder didn't even know how unique these are!

wish i could keep um both

the best one is mine anyway!
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Comprehend better than MOST... but i'm NOT claiming to be an expert...