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Reverse Abbotts Okeetee Update

Petsnakes

Petsnakes

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Hi,

Just thought I'd post an updated pic of my female Reverse Abbotts Okeetee.

This is when I first got her...........

HatchlingReverseAbbotts.jpg


and this was taken today........

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Bye for now,

Jim
 
Boy, she's colored up very nicely and has excellent white borders. How long ago was that 1st picture taken?
 
Now that's a perfect Reverse Okeetee! I love the wide white borders and bright colours. Excellent! :)
 
She is looking excellent Jim! I remember being in total awe when I opened the box to find her. Can I have her back pleaseeeeeeee?! LOL
 
I'm sorry to nitpick - I may actually be in the wrong here. But is Abbotts correct in describing this reverse okeetee? I was under the impression that the Abbotts line originated from Lee Abbott and only pertained to normal okeetees. Somebody help me out here?
 
Mmmmm, good point.

She was sold as a Reverse Abbotts, coming from the States, to Germany, to me in Scotland.

She's very bright with nice thick white borders. Exactly what I was hoping for. Whether she is or isn't an Abbotts is irrelevant to me but it would be nice to know if there is such a thing as a Reverse Abbotts. lol

Bye for now,

Jim
 
Jim, it doesn't detract from what a good looking snake you've got. I'm just curious to see if such a thing actually exists.
 
Her parents were abbotts het amel belonging to and bred by Joe Pierce. I suppose he would have to outcross the line to get the amel gene in the mix, but I don't know it that makes them non abbotts? I know people breed Love okees to non love okees and STILL sell them as Love okees... for example.
 
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