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Ringer?

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What makes a ball python a ringer? Could anyone give me the basic characteristics? I just acquired a small normal ball python and he/she one complete ring around the body and one that is almost complete. (minus some black circles inside the rings). sorry no pics right now. Just wondering if anyone could help! thanks
 
Hi there,

Hmm.. your description sounds more similiar to a banding pattern than what a ringer would typically have. A picture would probably help us to know for sure, though.

NERD has a decent page on ringers.. here is the link:

Ringer Ball Pythons

Hope that helps,

~Lauren
 
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