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RE: Kerby, Ross or others. What do I have?

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Posted by: RossPadilla at Mon Aug 18 03:35:19 2014  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by RossPadilla ]  
   

Ok. They are probably both lavender. The darker one is like the BHB Lavender snow as far as coloring. I'm not quite sure why their Lavender snows are so dark, some of them at least. They do have normal looking ones too. It could be an extreme part of variation in the shade of brown the snake would have been if it wasn't lavender, or could be another reason for it. But like the dark purple BHB lavender snows, it will probable really lighten up as an adult, to the point where it won't look much different than any other lavender. I'd hold on to it just to see what happens.
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