scalesnthings said:"Odd Bloodred" comes to mind with the patches of faded color.. but wow, a bunch of things come to mind, all which have been mentioned before.. colors remind me of those Anery C's too.. wow.. how is it eating? Male or female? And where did the parents come from? Can we see pics of it's clutchmates & parents? Thanks, and sorry for all the questions!
Joejr14 said:Looks like a regular normal to me with some fading. What's the big deal?
Well darn, I hope some of my normals look like that then.. lol.. I personally have never seen a normal so different looking, but that's not saying much, I havn't seen near as many corns as a lot of people on this site.. either way, it is a beautiful little wiggly worm and I'm so glad it's eating wellJoejr14 said:Looks like a regular normal to me with some fading. What's the big deal?
Billybobob said:My thoughts exactly. But every one wants to think that they have that 1 in a million random mutation.
No offence is meant to Nett, heck I hope it is a new genetic trait and you can reproduce it, But I highly doubt there is anything genetic about it.
Hope you prove me wrong. :cheers:
Kat said:I like how there's a perfect lateral line between the faded and unfaded sections near the head. Pretty darn funky.
-Kat
Not sure if that's what Nett is looking for, but I don't think anyone can argue that it's definitely a unique look! (Kinda miffed by Joe's post :shrugs: ) I mean, is the odd/random two headed snake an inheritable trait??!!Roy Munson said:I too doubt that the "stonewashed" elements of that snake's look are heritable (as I think I posted before). I think there's even a decent chance that the look won't be as pronounced as the snake matures.
I wonder if Don had chalked the 'odd white scale on the progenitors of the pied side' up to 'what's the big deal' if we'd have pied sided bloods now?!Joejr14 said:What's the big deal?