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    Normal vs. Morph Question

    Are there any behavioral difference between normals and morphs or is it purely asthetic?

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    Re: Normal vs. Morph Question

    Each ball python has a different personality.

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    Re: Normal vs. Morph Question

    Every snake is different.
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    Re: Normal vs. Morph Question

    Check out this post in the 8 Ball diary...errr...blog

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    Re: Normal vs. Morph Question

    Quote Originally Posted by Freakie_frog
    Every snake is different.
    This is true but I know that some morphs of other snakes generate different temperments. For example, I have read several places that Super Tiger Retics are much more docile that a normal retic.

    So I am just asking if Ball Python morphs are just asthetic or do they have different personality traits from normals.

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    Re: Normal vs. Morph Question

    Quote Originally Posted by MasonC2K
    This is true but I know that some morphs of other snakes generate different temperments. For example, I have read several places that Super Tiger Retics are much more docile that a normal retic.

    So I am just asking if Ball Python morphs are just asthetic or do they have different personality traits from normals.
    Then to answer....no... ball morphs do not exhibit a predictable behavior pattern based on morph.
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    Re: Normal vs. Morph Question

    Thanks. That all I needed to know.

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    Re: Normal vs. Morph Question

    Quote Originally Posted by MasonC2K
    Thanks. That all I needed to know.
    Very cool..
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    Re: Normal vs. Morph Question

    Quote Originally Posted by Freakie_frog
    Then to answer....no... ball morphs do not exhibit a predictable behavior pattern based on morph.
    ok...so spiders aren't spinners?

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    Re: Normal vs. Morph Question

    Quote Originally Posted by nathanledet
    ok...so spiders aren't spinners?
    I would categorize spinning a genetic disorder much like MS in humans not a disposition based on genetics. So yes some morphs are more prone to physical deformations than other. Spiders spin, Caramels kink and so on
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