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?Pied? blood reds

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darinskagen

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blood red het hypo clutch kust hatched and several babies have colorless spots on there heads cant tell on there sides yet look like nice deffused bloods but will wait a few sheads for sure.

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Need a few closer shots and shots of the laterals will help, but based on what I see, I do not think they are PS. Many bloodreds have "blank gray" heads

dc
 
there not clearly pied on the sides from what i can tell, there are some "normal" bloods in the group some grey heads and some with "pied" spots but they apear to be only on there heads if you look on the first pic you can see what i mean
john of colorado corns has a pied on his page that kind of shows what i think these will look like as adults from what i can tell whith the white spots on there heads
 
White spots on Bloodreds are pretty common. Every season I get a few hatchlings with some form of white spotting on their heads and even on their sides. A few white scales does not a P/S make.
Nice gray heads on those babies. Congrats!
Terri
 
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