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  • 01-05-2018, 11:12 AM
    CrazycatOP
    What on earth is a scaleless morph in Everglades?
    All info I can find is on Texas ratsnakes. I have a scaleless Everglades. Does anyone know if this morph is dominant, recessive, codominant, etc in Everglades? I was thinking recessive but I obviously have no idea. It’s like scaleless Everglades are unknown. Thanks for your help
  • 01-05-2018, 12:01 PM
    BallPythonWannaBe
    Re: What on earth is a scaleless morph in Everglades?
    I think it is just like the Texas Rats. As I understand you can breed a Normal to a Scaless and make hets and breed the hets to a scaless to make scaless and so on. I may be wrong though
  • 01-05-2018, 01:22 PM
    CrazycatOP
    Re: What on earth is a scaleless morph in Everglades?
    So you’re saying it is recessive? I was guessing that because of the Texas rats but I mean they are different animals (not by much but different) so I wasn’t sure. There is literally nothing online.
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