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Buyers Remorse

Yes. I purchased 2 proven normal females. I could have gotten a super Mojave 600 grams for the money I paid for them. Big mistake

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This is an adult so basically what they will look like.
No purple left. Turned a sort of brownish. Basically different shades of yellow with a bunch of black spots.
 

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No. That's just a pastel banana.
Supers don't have the spots or the sex linked issues.
 
It's funny you post this, the one and ONLY snake I've ever been unsure about that I own, is my pastel banana lol. I really dislike the black specks. (Although contrary to you, I think the yellow/brown adult color is beautiful, reminds me of caramel. He's the only snake I own that I've ever considered selling, but I can never do it because he's literally a sweetheart.

Plus, lots of other snakes have millions of black specks. Boas, for instance. You just notice it more on the bananas because of their lighter body color and they don't have as many as the boas.
 
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