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I have been hatching Westerns for well over 10 years but I've never gotten one like this. the one on the top of the pic is a sibling that hatched just hours before. There seems to be at least two others like it still pipping from the egg. The parents are siblings, both from red phase parents.
Please let me know what you think.
Thanks!
-Yasser
Spitfire Reptiles
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That's a weird little one alright. Looks almost anery? Match those to an albino and see what happens... I'm curious to see what it looks like once it's dry. Post some more pics when you get the chance.
Lora
I curious to what look like dry also. What are the parents? Hopefully you hatch out a pair so you can try top prove them out. Thanks for sharing. Very cool!
I'm thinking anerythristic also.
That snake appears to be opaque. I think I would let it shed before I start giving it a name.
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Chris Harrison
Lots of hogs shed the day they hatch. I agree with Chris I think its opaque. But would be great if it were something new. Ron
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The Crawl Space
Looks like it needs to shed. Post more pics when dry. If it is something, it looks anery. Good luck!
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