Enjoy!
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Weird-"Black"-Whatchamacallit Ball **PICS**
nerd_inc
Dec 19, 2003 04:51 PM
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BallBoutique
Dec 19, 2003 05:00 PM
JaredHorenstein
Dec 19, 2003 07:41 PM
In 2002........then Brian Sharp got em and now Kev has it.
Jared H
JaredHorenstein
Dec 19, 2003 07:44 PM
Taken this year 2003 in Daytona by me.
Boaboy00
Dec 19, 2003 08:49 PM
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flaskeeter
Dec 20, 2003 09:55 AM
Although the patternless ball is beautiful in its own right, I must confess I find the pattern of the "what produced them" snake to be more attractive. It reminds me of the coffee ball that the Barkers had a little while ago. Anyone know if this type of pattern may become available in the foreseeable future?
JaredHorenstein
Dec 20, 2003 08:24 PM
Theyare called "Labyrinth" ball pythons......NOW DONT GET THESE CONFUSED WITH NORMAL LABBYS......they are NOT the same!!!!!!!!!
This is a totally different morph....it is a co-dominant mutation. The animal pictured in my post was a VERY nice example of the gene/trait, the "regular" labbies look similar to the cinnamon pastels.....so who knows....
Jared H
JakeM
Dec 20, 2003 01:21 PM
What are those called? I'm assuming that they're incompletely dominant.
Jake
Boaboy00
Dec 19, 2003 05:08 PM
AWSOME
AWSOME AWSOME AWSOME
Mike
gmherps
Dec 19, 2003 06:06 PM
That's the coolest bp I've seen, next to the pied!
Awesome!
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pythonpalette
Dec 19, 2003 06:11 PM
Is it just the play of the light spots on the nostrils against the background color of the snake or is it's snout a little shorter than normal?
Jim
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nerd_inc
Dec 19, 2003 06:22 PM
She definitely has grown - took a little while to figure out exactly what she wanted, but now she's starting to really take off.
Her snout is a bit odd, but it gives her such an endearingly cute appearance.
Kara - NERD
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exoticballpython
Dec 19, 2003 06:19 PM
I saw them at the Daytona expo the previous year.
Bryan
Carlton
Dec 19, 2003 06:46 PM
Weird indeed. I guess I don't get the whole interest in patternless. Must be a refined taste. To me the pattern is the beauty.
nerd_inc
Dec 19, 2003 07:06 PM
...may you come to better appreciate the pattern!!! 
In all seriousness though, isn't that the greatest thing about ball pythons? There really is something out there to suit each keeper's individual tastes...and if there isn't, it's bound to hatch soon!!!!
Kara - NERD
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gmherps
Dec 19, 2003 10:16 PM
Very good point!
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Thomas S.
Dec 20, 2003 06:59 AM
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JMHO, FWIW, YMMV.
lbrat
Dec 20, 2003 08:54 AM
I'll bet they would make some cool looking "Holstein" or "Cow" pieds!
JakeM
Dec 20, 2003 01:25 PM
Serpenti_Reali
Dec 21, 2003 10:40 PM
np
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