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Question about Snakes' white pattern

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This might be a strange question. I was wondering if a snake is born with solid white bands, do they normally stay white as they age, or they eventually become gray/yellow/some other color? This pertains to morphs of Milks, Kings, Rats, and maybe some species of python.
 
Thanks for the reply but I have to be more specific. I need the input because I'm shopping for a pet for the office, which has to be pretty, have deep reds and most importantly, it must have bright, clean whites. I've narrowed it down to either a tri-color, a pyromelana, or a rat snake of some variety, but I still need to know roughly how long such an animal will keep its looks.

If anyone can give some input on this I would appreciate it!
 
Depends on the species, the morph, and the individual. There is no way to give you an accurate answer to a generic question
 
do you need it to have red in it? Lucy texas rats stay pretty white. As far as red and white the only thing that i have personally seen was an albino nelsons i think.
 
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