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Newbie question about Reverse Okeetees…
- Thread starter Cobra Kai
- Start date
wade
Save The Humans
Do you want to go back 60 million years or just the recent history?
Okeetee is the name of an area that produced exceptional looking snakes. Originally, an Okeetee was a snake from that area. Now it has come more to mean a snake with wide black boarders, bright orange saddles that looks like the snakes from that area.
RO is simply an Amel with the look of an Okeetee. This is a line-bred trait and is not genetic.
Okeetee is the name of an area that produced exceptional looking snakes. Originally, an Okeetee was a snake from that area. Now it has come more to mean a snake with wide black boarders, bright orange saddles that looks like the snakes from that area.
RO is simply an Amel with the look of an Okeetee. This is a line-bred trait and is not genetic.
tstephe3
Wanna pet my Snake?
Well I see you have found pictures of my new R.O. But the R.O. typically has the wide white borders around bright orange saddles. Mine at the moment has a beautiful yellow that I hope he holds. But there are neon or high white R.O.'s that look a little bit different than mine I think as well.