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Tired of trying to get a decent photo of this one. Flash constantly messes it up.

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What are you shooting for genetic banded like this guy?

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Bred him to a nice clean normal this year and got 10 eggs.
 
Steve,

Is yours a male or a Female? Is it a proven gene yet? And is it a baby still, has it bred, or is it the baby of another animal you are trying to prove out? I currently have a 10 egg clutch in the incubator from my guy above and might be interested in working out a trade to see if anything is compatible between them. I'm thinking my guy is a recessive banded, but also carrying something else in the more wicked olive color he has.

I think the Genetic banded mutation is way under rated mutation that really has not been played with yet.
 
Steve,

Is yours a male or a Female? Is it a proven gene yet? And is it a baby still, has it bred, or is it the baby of another animal you are trying to prove out? I currently have a 10 egg clutch in the incubator from my guy above and might be interested in working out a trade to see if anything is compatible between them. I'm thinking my guy is a recessive banded, but also carrying something else in the more wicked olive color he has.

I think the Genetic banded mutation is way under rated mutation that really has not been played with yet.

It's really just a snake that is sitting in the rack that I have no plans for.
I liked the funky color, banding and the mustaching so basically it got a tub in the rack. I need to double check the sex. I think it's a female but now that it is larger, I will probe it versus just popping it when it was tiny.
Doubtful I will ever try to prove out another mutation.
 
Here are a few more photos shiwing the cool eyes, mustache and odd belly.
This one also has a chin spot. Weird stuff going on. :rofl:
 

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