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Or is just me? He just looks so. .well different from what anything else I have that's 'normal'. Oh well, what's anyone else think?
The male in question is on the left with another normal on the right for comparison.
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Violette Garcia
www.shakahnsgrove.com
Does he/she shed clear?
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Jeremiah Kogon
http://www.morphcapital.com
and I may be toatally wrong. Desert Ghosts don't shed 100% clear like a "true" ghost. Desert GHOST is just the name given to these animals.
I think the only way to know if this animal is a Desert Ghost or not, is to breed it and prove it out yourself.
Jason
now this is just my opinion, and i am fairly new to snakes, but it looks like an old normal maybe shedding to me......but i have been know to be wrong on an occasion or two, or three.....
Well he might be old, he was given to me as a rescue to put into a good home. Except for the shedding part, he *just* shed about a day or so ago and upon close inspection of the skin it does have a little pattern to it, but not as much as my other normals. I guess breeding will tell if it's genetic. Thanks for the opinions guys and gals.
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Violette Garcia
www.shakahnsgrove.com
Violette, I would breed that sucker and prove it out. I actually have Desert Ghostish animal that I am working on now. She will not be able to breed til next year, but we will see.
Jason
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Jay A. Martin
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Looks like what RDR Arctic ball python looks like, he did not prove it to be a morph yet, but think he is still working on the project. Nice Ball Python Scott Glover
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