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View Poll Results: whos the culprit of discoloration?

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  • Age

    15 55.56%
  • Size

    0 0%
  • Both

    5 18.52%
  • Could be either one

    3 11.11%
  • its not apparent which one truely is the culprit

    4 14.81%
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    Age vs Size in discoloring

    so is it the snake's age or size that contributes to its discoloration such as the browning in pastels?

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    Re: Age vs Size in discoloring

    I have a feeling it's simply age.. I have female morphs that have held their color up to and past 1200 grams and so I really think age plays a huge factor..how? No clue..
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    Re: Age vs Size in discoloring

    Quote Originally Posted by Freakie_frog View Post
    I have a feeling it's simply age.. I have female morphs that have held their color up to and past 1200 grams and so I really think age plays a huge factor..how? No clue..
    I'm no expert, but I have to agree. Maybe it's something along the lines of why humans and some mammals hair turns gray with age...
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    Re: Age vs Size in discoloring

    gotta be age. You can power feed and get a snake up to 1200 grams or more and they won't lose their color, but take a snake give it 4 years and you'll see the color difference.

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