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RE: Huh, this is interesting.

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Posted by: Sunherp at Fri Sep 20 15:50:24 2013  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by Sunherp ]  
   

So you got lucky and bred two het anery(?) together?

Apparently so. It certainly wasn't planned... I just decided to pair up two snakes that hadn't been paired before. I'd always paired this particular dam with another male, but decided to give this "old man" a shot at it.

Are the parents siblings?

No. The male is wild-caught and the female is an F1 offspring of his.

This is what "normal" neonates look like from this group:



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