Is it possible to tell roughly what an adult snake will look like by how it looks as a juvenile? I mean, I know snakes change as they get older, but do they get lighter, do they get darker, do reds get MORE red as they get older, etc etc. If I posted a pic of a baby, could someone post a pic of what they would expect it to look like when it gets older?
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juvenile appearance vs adult
scapelli
Jan 15, 2004 07:04 PM
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BILLY
Jan 15, 2004 08:43 PM
Here is another awesome thing about pits. They get better as they get older!!! They all do!!!! You will freak as you watch your bull grow!
IF you are able to post a pic of your hatchling, perhaps one of us here will have an adult and will be able to post a pic to give you an idea.
Congratulations! Keep us posted!
Billy
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scapelli
Jan 15, 2004 09:03 PM
actually I'm trying to figure the other way around, looking at a picture of an adult and wondering what it looked like as a baby so I can look for one
its at the bottom of the page I put a link to
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