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  • 05-02-2013, 08:38 PM
    sho220
    They're very nice, but they look like all the other farmed babies I've seen over the years...
  • 05-02-2013, 09:05 PM
    BlueMoonExotics
    Re: Farmed babies
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by sho220 View Post
    They're very nice, but they look like all the other farmed babies I've seen over the years...

    Yeah, they probably are. Still, nice to have some fresh genes to work with when they're ready. I doubt they'll keep that nice orange/yellow color with the blushing but it would be nice if they would :).
  • 05-02-2013, 09:15 PM
    gsarchie
    Hey look! Someone that thinks that their ball pythons look different and must be a morph, if not a NEW morph. Then, when told that they look like normals they post different pictures and ask again.:rolleyes:

    In my opinion they are beautiful babies, and whether or not they are normal will have to be proven by a few breedings. I will say that they look normal however I think that granites and sables look like normals to my untrained eye. Do some breeding trials and find out, and best of luck!
  • 05-02-2013, 09:26 PM
    BlueMoonExotics
    Re: Farmed babies
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by gsarchie View Post
    Hey look! Someone that thinks that their ball pythons look different and must be a morph, if not a NEW morph. Then, when told that they look like normals they post different pictures and ask again.:rolleyes:

    In my opinion they are beautiful babies, and whether or not they are normal will have to be proven by a few breedings. I will say that they look normal however I think that granites and sables look like normals to my untrained eye. Do some breeding trials and find out, and best of luck!

    Well, if you look back at my first post, I did say that I was going to take pics in natural sunlight when I got a chance, but it's been rainy here the past few days and I had to take some pictures of a different snake of mine anyway so I already had the camera out. Also, in my updated pictures, I didn't ask again and simply said I was posting updated pics... so no need to be rude :rolleyes:. Like I said, I'm fine with them even if they're normals. I got them for really cheap and I still appreciate that I'll have new genes to work with. ;)
  • 05-02-2013, 09:59 PM
    SlitherinSisters
    Really pretty normals.
  • 05-02-2013, 10:11 PM
    sho220
    Re: Farmed babies
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by FroggyCrazy View Post
    Yeah, they probably are. Still, nice to have some fresh genes to work with when they're ready. I doubt they'll keep that nice orange/yellow color with the blushing but it would be nice if they would :).

    It would be cool to revisit this thread a few years from now and find out you hatched out some crazy new morph and proved us wrong. :D

    Good luck with them. :gj:
  • 05-02-2013, 10:44 PM
    Archimedes
    Are Inarikins and I the only ones on the graniting train for baby#2? Hahah
  • 05-02-2013, 10:47 PM
    MisterKyte
    Re: Farmed babies
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by Archimedes View Post
    Are Inarikins and I the only ones on the graniting train for baby#2? Hahah

    Well yeah, I see the graniting in them but graniting does not make a morph. Plenty of normals have that trait but only like a handful of those ever turn out to be genetic and this is like a handful out of a million snakes.
  • 05-03-2013, 12:41 AM
    gsarchie
    Re: Farmed babies
    Wasn't being rude, just joking really. :p Like I said, breed them and find out! Good luck to ya.

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