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We think it's great what you produced in your clutch and look forward to seeing more pictures of all the babies. The only problem we had with your post was when you said "the first ever produced". I think we have both stated our cases on that. Neither one of us truely know what we have until we have a clutch from them and with the luck we've had this year with burms we may not prove ours this year. You have stated before that you think ours are labyrinth het green, which might be the case, but your's could also be labyrinth het green or green het labyrinth. I think we both want them to be green labyrinths so badly that neither one of us are seeing clearly. We both have some beautiful and truely unique snakes.

We have communicated well in the past and we don't want to become enemies. We aren't trying to continue the debate, just wanted to offer the proverbial olive branch.
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Randy and Michelle
Art In Scales
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Hey Randy,

No peace offering is needed. I have nothing at all against you and I don't think we ever got off friendly terms. We both just don't see the leopard thing the same way, and it will all work it's self out in the end one way or another. When this snake hatched out I really didn't see a leopard at all, and to be honest I still don't based on the pics I've seen. I'm curious to see how he looks as he matures though, and maybe that will be a little more telling.

Thanks for the kind words, and I'm sure I'll get some more pics of everything soon enough.

Ben

Hey Ben on the more produced thing. Once you and Randy get some offspring I would'nt mind getting one from you and one from Randy. A pairing with differnt blood to get my own leopards going.
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Education is Everything.......

I don't recall saying I thought your leopard was a labyrinth het green. My feeling is leopards are actually normal burmese pythons which are usually het for green. What ever they are I do think they are very attractive, would love to see them produced much more often if possible.