seeing so many for sale i'd figured i'd post a pic of my reduced pattern ringer...
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i've seen so several reduced pattern ringers....
gothpython
May 22, 2004 02:50 AM
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chris1311960
May 22, 2004 03:14 AM
Did anyone notice there are two types of Ringers or am I the only one????
One type with a pattern aberancy like piebalds and one like on the picture with a broken up pattern. Am I right or not?
Chris van Kalken
The Netherlands
Dragonmaster
reptileman1
May 23, 2004 06:26 PM
I have noticed that and think you are actually looking at two different types of balls. The standard "ringer shows a dilution or "bleeding of color or a white ring fully or partially around the body. The other type shows the aberrent pattern (sometimes a distinct parallel strped marking straddling the spine). I beleive the latter is actually a very low white pied. Only time and breeding will tell, yes?
Alan Bosch Reptiles
domingoakasunday
May 22, 2004 03:35 AM
I just bought a CH "reduced pattern" baby female at a show. I really like her and she is eating fine. regardless of whether it is a fluke or if it is genetic...for a $7 ball python...it looks nice.
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1.2 ball pythons (Draco and Naga)
1.0 red tail boa (Malichi)
coming soon (well not that soon...)
?.?.? eyelash Gecko(my g/f fell in love with them)
1.0 blood python (lestat)
spydergirl
May 22, 2004 09:09 AM
Reduced pattern ringers? I just bought a two week old who has an awesome reduced pattern,and every other pattern is ringed. he is gorgeous. Not too bad,i only paid $7.50 for him,and will try to prove it out in the future.
