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Ringer or???

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I've never produced a snake with a ringer before, so I'm not sure if this qualifies as a ringer or not. This is a pic of one of the black pastel males I hatched recently. Is this a ringer or no?
 

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It looks like it wanted to be a ringer. What does the other side look like? And the belly (in that spot)?
 
Took a couple new pics. Finding another marking on the other side just `1-2 inches above the first leads me to believe it's just odd blushing. Interesting the others didn't show anything else like this.
 

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Usually, with a ringer, there is a pattern disruption that I'm not really seeing. (Many times, there is a pied-like white spot.)
With a similar spot on the opposite side, but a little ways off, it was really trying to be a ringer...but I'd call it a wannabe.
 
So close to a proper ringer! I find that black pastels have ringers more often than other morphs.

Here's mine, you can see the white.

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Theres a term that many people i know have used, including myself, for such disruptions in the pattern. A 'partial' ringer. Its not quite a ringer, but, partially is. ;)
 
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