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this might be a dumb question but ive been thinking about it today.
(ill use the great dane as an example) sometimes when an all white puppy with blue or pink eyes is born, that dog tends to be deaf or has a chance of being deaf.
i was just wondering if there was any way to tell if an all white snake has any form of health "deformaties"? like if the snake has any trouble seeing prey or smelling, or maybe even skin problems?
i dont know, i could be wrong. i dont have a lucy lol. it was a thought that i had.
does anybody have any thoughts?
thanks for reading
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2.3 normals
1.0 04 het albino
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Under a dead ohio sky,
Eleven has been and will be waiting,
Defending his light,
And wondering...
Where the hell have I been?
Sleeping, lost, and numb.
So glad that I have found you.
I am wide awake and heading home.
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We have only produced 2 Blue Eyed Leucistics (Russo Het X Mojave) and we have not noticed a single flaw. They are 2 of the best eaters out of all of the 2005 hatchlings we produced. It is very apparent that they respond to movement visually because we can see them track prey items with their eyes. Their other senses are very acute also. They react to light, heat, movement and other stimulants just as any normal ball python would. As far as any skin disorders their scales are flawless!

Thanks,
Greg & Jacki Graziani
Graziani Reptiles

You must be a slacker...LOL
BRGDS,
AVD
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"There is a fine line between a hobby and mental illness"
COLD BLOOD.........WARM HEART

sorry for my delay in responeding. thank you for your reply. do you have any pictures of our lucy? i bet it feels really nice to own one and experience the beauty of it. thanks again for answering my question
Ssam
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2.3 normals
1.0 04 het albino
0.1 IMG
Under a dead ohio sky,
Eleven has been and will be waiting,
Defending his light,
And wondering...
Where the hell have I been?
Sleeping, lost, and numb.
So glad that I have found you.
I am wide awake and heading home.
TOOL