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 I am a person living in South Korea.
http://blog.naver.com/misoyab1/220113492926
Do not speak English well.
I have a question on the spine of a ball python in the photo.
Born in 2013, the female spider enchi mojave.
1. is there a problem with the growth?
2. is there a problem or something after a few years lay eggs?
In Korea, I could not find an answer to this question for the experts of the foreign.
Please help...
Last edited by jong hun lee; 09-04-2014 at 07:58 AM.
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Welcome!
I don't see anything about that picture that would cause me concern. It might be scarring from an old wound, or maybe just a slight irregularity in growth. Either way, it looks very minor.
She should be able to breed and lay eggs fine. 
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Re: I am a person living in South Korea.
 Originally Posted by JLC
Welcome!
I don't see anything about that picture that would cause me concern. It might be scarring from an old wound, or maybe just a slight irregularity in growth. Either way, it looks very minor.
She should be able to breed and lay eggs fine.
thank you very much.
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I agree with JLC.
Your English seems pretty good to me. I have seem some terrible English here from people who its their first and many times only language. I say good job and welcome.
 KMG
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Re: I am a person living in South Korea.
Originally Posted by KMG
I agree with JLC.
Your English seems pretty good to me. I have seem some terrible English here from people who its their first and many times only language. I say good job and welcome.
hahaha
thank you ^-^
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Re: I am a person living in South Korea.
I don`t think, it`s a serious problem at all, it looks maybe a minor kink, though.
It won`t affect to breed her.
Last edited by dek593; 09-04-2014 at 07:15 PM.
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It looks extremely minor. I would bet that I wouldn't have ever even noticed it myself on one of my snakes.
You're obviously a very observant owner! Good luck with all your snakes and I hope we see plenty of updates when you start breeding.
Theresa Baker
No Legs and More
Florida, USA
"Stop being a wimpy monkey,; bare some teeth, steal some food and fling poo with the alphas. "
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You got a killer eye. Looks relatively minor at best. Wouldn't worry at all.
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Re: I am a person living in South Korea.
Originally Posted by dek593
I don`t think, it`s a serious problem at all, it looks maybe a minor kink, though.
It won`t affect to breed her.
thanks^-^!
Last edited by jong hun lee; 09-05-2014 at 01:24 AM.
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