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I think he is a sable, but I welcome other thoughts.

Not the best picture as the Sable's pattern is key in noticing it but I am inclined to say no it is just a normal
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Tim Johnson
Royal Morphz
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Actually, all ya need is a belly pic!! Yep, normal!!

So, anyone out there care to share a belly pic of a sable, so that we newbies know what to look for?

Baby:

Adult:

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Tosha
JET Pythons
Toshas Blog

Herp Medicine does not equal a bottle of Baytril - Dr. Scott Stahl

np

thanks to all! I am happy to know that he is a normal.

btw, I didn't buy him. He was a rescue from my back yard! Just before my birthday, I noticed a cardinal behaving oddly and went out to see what was going on. My wife noticed the snake before I did. He is almost 5' long and in excellent health. I have always wanted a snake and he just slithered into my back yard! Happy Birthday! I put up a sign for a found snake and got no hits from it. Left it up for a week. He must have either escaped or been let go. Anyway, he is very happy and will be getting a new terrerium on Sunday.

The reason I thought he was a sable was due to limited pictures online to know the difference. Now I know thanks to Tosha.

here' another view of him...

Eric, are you still working with Sables/Super Sables? If so, do you have combos in the works that you can/will talk about?
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Louis Kirkland
Cornerstone Reptiles

Hi Louis, not much to really talk about! I have a couple of projects going with recessives! Tried a couple of Co-Dom projects....some I didnt get the cross and some just didn't pan out!! AKA....butt ugly!!!

Keep us posted on the outcome of those SS/recessive projects.
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Louis Kirkland
Cornerstone Reptiles

why?

.....only if sold to you as sable.....

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