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I've noticed that as leos grow they kinda change pattern/colors. How drastic is the jungle's change? Does it get duller and/or lose that amazing pattern I see on the babies? If anyone has then-and-now pics of their leos (not just jungles) that would be great. Thanks for your time.
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-Bill
1.0.0 Albino California Kingsnake
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With all my leos, they keep that same solid pattern shape, but get more spots, and the blob gets broken up. My jungle girl stayed the same, got spotted but has nice reverse stripes, throws nice babies too.
This is my male jungle. He is a tremper albino. As far as how much they change it varies greatly.
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Just my thoughts and opinions based on my experiences.
Jeremy Letkey
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It varties to all Jungles and Stripes. The bold are hard to get and the spotted are very common but they still looks nice.
As hatchling Striped Rainwater Albino
At 4 month old Striped Rainwater Albino
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Preston Berry
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heres my girls as babies....
and here they are as adults...the yellow one still has the orange highlights but they dont really show up in this pic...
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-Bryan
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