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just got this from a friend not sure if i have anything special.

On the right this is what i, and most people would consider a normal.

another shot of her

I would consider her a Burgundy. Sometimes genetic...only way to know for sure is to breed her and see what comes out.

breed her to a normal? also i have a spider that can do some work.

Beautiful burgandy.
If it is a genetic one, it will be recessive.

Looks like a burgundy hypo, Ralph Davis proved out his line a few years back.

how much are they going for now? id like to prove it out.

>>how much are they going for now? id like to prove it out.

Proven lines are not that common as far as i can tell (I know mine didn't prove out,and she was definitely "burgundy".)

That being said a genetic burgundy has its value,but they would be worth much more if someone creates a "must have" animal by crossing it into another gene..(The name "burgundy glow" has a nice ring to it..One never really knows.)

Good luck.
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I agree. While the snake is very beautiful, I can imagine that crossed with something like an Albino, the way the white and oranges would pull up from this type of animal compared with a normal would be fantastic and add alot more value.

Could it be that it is a female that is showing the "glow before she goes" I have normal females that when they glow look like some of the best ghost or burgundies out there.
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