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I would have just thought they were normals except that 4 of the 5 babies have the same look. Hey if you want to just say they are normals...thats ok...but if anyone knows anything of interest please say so...the other baby was a spider. I bred a unique female that has similar look as babies...to several males...A spider, Fire, and yellow belly and a pinstripe. Anyway..your opinions are welcome.
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I'd keep them all back and breed a male back to mom asap to see what happens. Worse case scenario is you have neat looking normals.
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I'm not sure how you got to that conclusion about me because I'm not the boogieman................. I'm real.
I would like to see the mom!You never know where the next new morph will come from.
If they were mine I'd hold them back. Those nice wide dorsal stripes are cool. Breed them back to the parents and she if anything awesome pops up. You never know...
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Cheers,
Jessica Gibbs
Ball Pythons; Corn Snakes; Green Tree Python; Jungle Carpet Python; Bci; Bcl; Bco
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LEARNING PREVENTS IGNORANCE OF THAT WHICH SURROUNDS YOU...AS LONG AS THE SOURCE FROM WHICH YOU LEARN IS A VALID ONE.
I hatched out some het clowns earlier this year with the same spots on the neck.
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