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My "pied spot" ball is finally breeding after about 3 years I have had it. It was sold to me as a female and was sexed by a big bp guy as a female, but it turns out to be a very happy boy, at least now he is. Since I realized he is a boy, I gave him some big girls to breed. He has been very business-like about it, I assure you. He has random patches of pied like white scales over his body and he also has random patches of jet black pigment here and there that look like the weird black you see on the paradox albinos. I am sure I will get some normal looking babies if anything this year from this project but who knows? If my pics don't post here check out the ball page of my site www.evanstahlreptiles.com in the pied spot section for a bunch of pics. It would be nice to hit the lottery once! Evan
 
Wow that pied spot is really neat looking. Really different from a ringer.

I also like your two tone ball. A nice success story and a beautiful animal to boot. I hope it's a dominant trait!

The halloween ones are really stunning animals too.

I wish you good luck this season.
 
They are very pretty. I've heard of other pied spots, but mostly a couple of scales is all. Good luck!
 
Thanks guys. I will keep you posted. Hopefully I at least end up with some normal looking babies. Since pied is recessive maybe this is if it is reproducable. Evan
 
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