Did you ever hear of this ball python it seems to have a white spot ? Does anyone know more abput this,...........? is it rare or commopm and does anyone else got one their collection?
thanks in advance
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Bulls eye Ball ?
MoreliaFreak
Mar 10, 2004 04:33 AM
Replies (4)
mistysprouse
Mar 10, 2004 04:39 PM
I have an adult male that I got within the last few months and he has white spots on him too. I would love to hear the answer to your question too!!!
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Misty
6 ball pythons and adding...
Marilyn-male
Manson-female
Hiss-female
Skiddish-male
no name-female
Big Bucks-male albino
apeilia
Mar 10, 2004 10:09 PM
Depends on the spots. Scarring can cause loss of color, but I'm not sure if the scales would grow back normally without color in the scarred area. Otherwise, I don't believe that otherwise normally colored snakes with random white spots, i.e. bullseyes or ringers have ever bred out. Could possibly be due to conditions in the egg, maybe (temp fluctuations)?
Kind of vague, I know - sorry!
IndigoBlue1
Mar 11, 2004 07:32 AM
Maybe you refer to something like this male I´ve bred last year. I like this little guy, but I don´t consider him to be genetic, just good looking.
Best wishes,
Mathias
apeilia
Mar 10, 2004 10:12 PM
If it's the snake on the first page of ball python pics, that definitely looks like a scar from what I can see.
