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I took my snakes to a local vet but they didn't have the probing tools as we are a small town and they didn't charge me for this service but he determined these were nothing more than healing bites and burns.. Looking it over carefully with a large magnifying glass determined not ticks or other bugs and then staying in a container with mite spray (just because)allowed these two to be together. I want to study up on the different morphs of BP's. THis newer one on the left is allot whiter than it's counter part. Is this a ghost of some sort or what ever you call it? Let me know what you all think why it is so light. Age was undetermined on these guys, so maybe when a friend and I travel to NV to have it probed i will know more.
Without further adieu here they are:

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v...y415/BPS007.jpg
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My roomates 1 boa(Flicka),3 corns, 1 cat(Morris) and 1 dog(Chance)

is that the right link? i cant seemto get it to work via copy and paste
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mother to ,1 female great plains rat snake - "rockey". 1 male amel corn - "SN4". 1 female bairds rat snake - "copper". 1 female normal ball - "queenie". Pair albino striped king snakes - "tom and jenny". 1 male normal Cali. king - "wallace". 1 male pet rat - "rax". 4 cockateils, 3F, 1M, - "squeak, arnold, piere, peppy". 1 female rock pebbler - "fudge". 2 female roborovski hamsters - "speedy and sprite". 2 Florida Cooters - "tiny and titch". 1 male African Grey Parrot - "george". 1 Red Naped Conure - "jake", and finally 1 female german shepard - "roxy"

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My roomates 1 boa(Flicka),3 corns, 1 cat(Morris) and 1 dog(Chance)