Reduced Pattern AKA.....??

[dracovolans]

Hi,
I understand that the Reduced Pattern Morph is also known with other names. Is there is someone that could let me know the ohers name and what is the difference. Here is a picture of the snake I'm looking to buy.
Thanks

[Sputnik]

I think there is Tiger banded and TRP (true reduced pattern)

http://www.nextworldexotics.com/hgred.htm

[dracovolans]

Thank you Sputnik for your reply.

Any one else have info about it.

What do you think about the morph in this picture?

Thanks

[Brimstone111888]

Isn't a woma kinda of close to a TRP? I have read the hunting guide here and still cannot really see a difference.

[J.Vandegrift]

I'm sorry, but I don't see what makes that snake a reduced pattern? It is a nice looking snake though.

[CntrlF8]

Reduced pattern is basically the severe reduction of total loss of the "eyes" from the "alien heads" in the BP pattern. More simply put, the dots on the sides are missing, leaving a lined pattern. Spider would be reduced pattern in the extreme, and Woma is a reduced pattern morph also. The above animal looks to be just a normal with a reduced pattern, like my girl below. I also posted a pic of my "something special" that is an extreme example of reduced pattern. Hopefully I'll be proving him out this year...

Reduce pattern normal:


My "something special":

[dracovolans]

Thanks all for the reply's

CntrlF8 that mean that you will call this snake a Normal Reduced Pattern. Right?

PS Your something special look awesome!!! Hope you get a lot of somethings specials this season!!!!!!!

[jkobylka]

My "something special":

Now THAT is something special!

Justin

[Blake_Herman]

beautiful dracovolans, looks like a tiger to me, not as reduced as it could be, but it has that "look" to it...

these are my two reduced... I think there is a little more going on with tigers than just missing the alien heads... and the combos with proven ones are amazing...

male


female

[jcp]

Hi

Wow i really like those Reducd ones. But i never now that it whas genetic.. cool i think it would be great to pair one of those up whit a nice Bumble bee ore albino

gr stijn