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I long time ago I saw two interesting things on this forum and I would love to see them again.
1. Bullseye pattern crescents
2. Someone posted pics of the difference in color on the sides of their BRB from two different times of the day...the picture illustrated the lightening and darkening of the sides of the snake..anyone know what im referring to?
ZPD,
...There are a couple of different variations of bullseyes. Some are like this with the light color being big and circular or semicircular inside the darker color. I will look for links to others will this style and the other style bullseyes.
Jeff
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This snake was produced by Tom Davis in SE Florida several yeares ago. This style bullseyes has the light color making full circle around a dark dot or spot.
This snake has some nice full circle bullseye markings but also has some very abberant extended and reduced pattern. This snake was produced by the late Gary Walsh in 2002. Scrolll down to the jan 30th post by Xerxes to see a snake with some bullseyes that was born here in 2004.
BOY! Do those pics make my BRB look ugly! 
..this one is my favorite.
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