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I was surprised to find this aberrant hatchling (shown here with its normal-looking sibling) in a clutch of two het/albino pyros. I used to attribute such pattern aberrancies to too-hot incubation, but I incubated my pyros at 79 degrees F this year, so that can't explain it. Maybe it IS genetic!
terry
That is awesome! Lots of possibilities with THAT!
Kerby...
Very cool snake. Yesterday I collected (yes, legally Kerby) a sweet, abberant pattern pyro from the Santa Ritas and will post a photo in a few days.
Greg
would love to see the pic!
with all the eggs I have every year I have yet to produce anything unusual like that. I never had an aberrancy from normals. Never had a two headed snake ...never had a new morph unless I BOUGHT it first. I produce a few hundred eggs a year. Wish I had your luck.
Hey that hypo and amel aren't bad either!
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