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  1. 06-09-2013, 05:37 PM #1
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    Morphs that get brighter with age

    What morphs tend to usually get lighter wth age?
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    Morphs that get brighter with age

    Fire, enchi, desert ghost, to name a few
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    Add calico/sugar to that list. Sorta.
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    What about spiders?
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    Morphs that get brighter with age

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    What about spiders?
    Not really, IMO. They either keep or lose their gold tones, but don't get lighter.
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    I can't imagine this snake getting even brighter, that just blows my mind


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    hypo/ghost?
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    butter yellows get brighter with age as opposed to lessers which usually dull a bit more.
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