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Yes, I'm going there: any updates on the scaleless gene yet?

Mike Wilbanks recently released this photo (attached) of the worlds' first scaleless fires. Both are male and are BHB-line. You can see more of these particular two at Constrictors Unlimited's Facebook Page.

On the WHS front, looks like the first scaleless has had its first shed completely. I've attached a screenshot of that as well. :)
 

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She looks like a dry condom to be honest lol

Anyways I'm glad more pictures are coming out now, the scaleless fires look super cool. I heard that scaleless snakes still have belly scales, can anyone confirm if that is true?
 
ShawneeAlice said:
She looks like a dry condom to be honest lol

Anyways I'm glad more pictures are coming out now, the scaleless fires look super cool. I heard that scaleless snakes still have belly scales, can anyone confirm if that is true?
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I always thought scaleless sheds looked pretty gross as well lol. Scaleless rat and corn snakes do have belly scales, whereas scaleless ball pythons do not. So far it doesn't seem to be affecting them though.
 
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