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    Unknown Gene. Champagne and unknown gene(s)

    Recently bought a new female champagne ball python the guy at the store said that it is a champagne and something else but the other gene is unknown. Can you help me figure out what the other gene(s) are in this cool snake.


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    the breeder who produced it should know.
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    Re: Unknown Gene. Champagne and unknown gene(s)

    Can't find the breeder nor can the store I purchased it from.

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    Just curious, did you buy it as just a normal Champagne or did you buy it as a Champ plus extra gene?

    To be honest I'm seeing just a normal Champagne. Champagnes are so variable, one might be real busy patterned, the other might be plain jane. It really depends.
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