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Weird looking spider ball python...

Orange dreams are common in the wild similar to yellowbellies, there are 4 proven bloodlines and probobly a dozen other suspected bloodlines/allelics that may or may not prove out, so it wouldn't be that crazy, if you told someone she was a dreambee, most people wouldNt question it. Her sibling looks a bit more yellow than a normal spider, but the female parent has that "shine" to her and I suspect she's a bit more orange in person and after shedding. Either way you have something very cool here and I'm not saying I have a clue what it is, but I'm certain it's genetic.
 
Thanks man I appreciate all the help. I'm going to keep updating the thread with pics so keep a eye out ;)


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Definitely will, I do beleive that the adult female in the lower pic on the first page is responsible for the orange color. Was a dark pic but is she orange in person? The way her pattern wraps all the way over the arches of her back is cool but the shine her pattern has looks to have passed to the offspring as well.
 
I unfortunately don't have her anymore. I don't really remember her being super orange but she did look a tiny bit different I always thought. I'm just hoping once the yellow snake gets big enough it'll prove out


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tkurt said:
I unfortunately don't have her anymore. I don't really remember her being super orange but she did look a tiny bit different I always thought. I'm just hoping once the yellow snake gets big enough it'll prove out


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I'm personally 100% certain it will
 
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