These snakes look great as hatchlings but I dont think I've seen any adults. Do these morphs retain their colors as they mature?
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1.0 Albino ball python (high contrast)
0.1 100% het Albino ball (high contrast)
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1.0 Candy cane cornsnake
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Do Pastels/ SuperPastels loose their colors as they mature?
JDalbo
Sep 10, 2004 08:09 PM
Replies (2)
jeff favelle
Sep 10, 2004 08:45 PM
The good ones keep their colours.
Oz
Sep 10, 2004 11:46 PM
Here's an adult female of mines that looks great still. Like Jeff said... the good ones don't fade. I think every morph out there improves over time with selective breeding. A perfect example would be the albino. The first albinos were yellow and with time you got the nice hi-contrast orange animals. Most albinos you see now are hi-contrast... a perfect example of selective breeding improving the looks of a morph. I also think the Mojave has come a long way since the first ones. Just my thoughts...
Oz
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