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Dodoma Sand Boa ID

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So I recently got this baby from a random mating. Mother came to me pregnant and I've no idea the father. Mother is anery. But the three babies have a patterning that I'm not familiar with. They're very yellow and have patternless heads and rounded, non connecting spots on their bodies. I've spoken to a breeder about if it's a Dodoma and I'm waiting to hear back, but was wondering what you guys think.

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I don't mean to burst your bubble, but from what I can see here it appears fairly normal. There can be a lot of variation in wild types sometimes. :eek: It actually looks indentical to the ones my mom owns and most I see for sale, there's one in the adoption section right now I believe.
It has some real nice reduced pattern, but I'm not seeing the "patterless heads" personally. I think you could probably call them high-yellows.

I wouldn't label it flame race though, especially if you have no way of knowing what locality the sire was. My opinion is if you can't be 100% sure, then play it safe. ;) You do have very cute het anerys though~ :yesnod:
 
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