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I talked to the guy i'm buying mine from he said he has a few that are showing more yellow as babies, does this mean they will have more or less coloring as adults? Does anybody know?

Thanks,
Chris
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The reason mainstream thought is thought of as a stream is because it's so shallow. -Unknown

Bairdi all start out looking the same, so if your guy is showing color at such an early age I would think, but I'm not sure, that would be a good indication. Someone told me once that if you see coloring on the bellie that might also be a good indication of a specimen that will develope some nice coloring. Terry P. has alot of experience with bairdi so he'd be a good one to ask.

Steve

thats what i was thinking..the earlier they show it, the more vibrant it will be to show through. i dunno though.
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The reason mainstream thought is thought of as a stream is because it's so shallow. -Unknown

Even still you will not be disappointed with your purchase. Baird's a pretty snakes.Plus I like their temperament. They rattle the tail a litte, but rarely if ever bite. They are neato snakes.
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