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So I see these available and I am wondering ....
What genetics is involve? And since belly scutes is how they move around.....do they locomote well? I personally don't care for them but got wondering what brought them about.
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Sonya
I'm not mean. You're just a sissy.
Happy Bunny
>>So I see these available and I am wondering ....
>>What genetics is involve?
Simple recessive.
Scaleless snakes aren't completely scaleless. They still have belly scales and scoot just fine 
They sure aren't lookers that's for sure. I see them in Texas rat form mostly which happen to be with the exception of a few asian rat snakes the only colubrid that i have ever downright feared.
>>They sure aren't lookers that's for sure. I see them in Texas rat form mostly which happen to be with the exception of a few asian rat snakes the only colubrid that i have ever downright feared.
LOL they remind me of sphynx cats. Just wrong.
I have never owned Texas rats. Probed some Bamboos for a friend and they all chewed on me. As for fear....just got rid of a BC that was a heathen beast..always went straight for your face. At six foot I decided I had better things to do with her enclosure. And I have a candoia paulsoni...WC giant female that would happily take my face off. Good thing she is a challenge and I don't want to quit on her.
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Sonya
I'm not mean. You're just a sissy.
Happy Bunny
LOL on the sphynx cat. They dont fall under attractive in my book. It seems that brian barczyk is the one breeding the scaleless T rats and corns. Search the gopher forums and youll see an interesting thread on a scaleless gopher caught in the sonoran desert. After being informed that it would violate arizona law to sell the animal the poster claimed to have let it loose. less than a week later brian barczyk posted his new scaleless gopher (only known in existence) on facebook.
"less than a week later brian barczyk posted his new scaleless gopher (only known in existence) on facebook"
HAHAAA!!, I know!!!.......
It's a good thing Brian didn't commit a murder or something on an episode of A&E's "the First 48", or he would have been captured within the first 48 seconds!..LMAO!! 
~Doug
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"a snake in the grass is a GOOD thing"
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