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We thought you folks would like to see how this new cross from the Lesser Platy to the Mojave, compares to the white on a Piebald.
This was done with a Nikon just a snapshot with flash no adjustment at all.

Enjoy

Joe & Wes

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It seems like the leucies have a more beaded scale appearance in some of the photos I have seen. It looks a bit like it in your picture as well. Do they have a more beaded scalation?
Justin J
Australian Addiction Reptiles

Thanks, I had noticed that too and here is the proof the Snake on the left is the lucy the Snake on the right is a Pied..
This is a close up of the picture in the previous post.

Wes

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Interesting the pied looks whiter!
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RicK @ BbI

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Alot of leucistic baby snakes look pinkish as hatchlings, only to turn a solid white as adults. I have noticed with RDR's lucy Balls, that they seem as white as white can be though, and RDR's also seem, from photos, to have normal smooth Bp scales.
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Chad Bachman

I have noticed this in some (not all) of my leucistic spitting cobras (Naja sputatrix) also.
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Chad Bachman

Like I always say a pied is a lucy in a tux.
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RicK @ BbI

Ball Boutique,Inc.
The home of the singing snakes!

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These white snakes are just crazy and Piebalds are always gonna be a pretty morph....Good Job!! How many Lucy's u guys have now???
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That is amazing, guys! Keep up the excellent work!

Garrick

Beautiful Pic for no those are dreams for myself!
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