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this is my newest adult cal king... should i call it an aberrant? its like a zig zag w/o a connection... but you can also see a stripe... so like a aberrant stripe? i hatched a few out like this too.... but from different cal kings....

heres some babies i hatched out... they are from a high white reverse spotted male and a albino striped female...
#1 -sold

#2

#3

#4-

the 5th one looked like # 4 and 5....
parents of babies:

~kin
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Those are cool, I like them a lot! I guess you could call the top snake an aberrant, its definitely not a normal striper. There are no kings in the wild with that pattern. It also looks a little dark like a chocolate banana but not quite as dark. Is that how it looks in person?

his black is really black.. the white has a lil yellow-wash to it... but the white scales have black skin in between...
i was told it had shed recently.... but the teen who actually owned it was away at college and the poor baby hadnt eaten in 3 weeks or more but i will post another pic after he sheds in my possession. thanks for the kind words about him
~kin
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Nice Kiki
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Doug L

thanks
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