This girl is very light and her belly is completely white. Do these look like pied markers to you? She came from a group of hets that were mixed up in a move.
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What do you think?
bshinkle
May 20, 2011 09:04 PM
Replies (3)
imridethelghtng
May 20, 2011 11:51 PM
it does look like het pied markers but not all het pieds have the markers and some normal balls have the het pied markers so unless you know the snake has one pied parent there is no way to tell without breeding it
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Kevin Harrison
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jaymiller242
May 21, 2011 12:08 PM
Mixed up hets, ouch.. It certainly looks like an excellent example of a het Pied though. I would say if its a case of mixed up hets and you didnt get any Normals in the mix then chances are 90% or better that it is one of your het Pieds. Jay
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bshinkle
May 21, 2011 09:04 PM
I purchased her as 100% het Albino, but I also bought a group of normal girls from the same guy that he claims were hets mixed up during a move. I do trust him and I have done several successful transactions with the guy, but now I am not sure if I want to take the time to prove her out. HOWEVER, if she ends up being a double het, it could really pay off. Hmmmmm.....what to do?
