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Leucistic Northern Pine Scale Question.

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So I recently purchased a leucistic northern pine, I have had her for a couple months now. When I first got her I noticed her scales looked weird on her underside. She is finally getting tame so I snapped some photos today. I don't know if this possibly is normal in babies and they just grow out of it or if she has some weird discoloration or if there could be something wrong with her? I am a python person - new to pits. It looks like she has patches of translucent scales on her belly, you can see them a little from the side too. They have not seemed to change much since I got her.
 

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