DaVinci Pied

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Originally Posted by Adam_Wysocki

Just don't confuse those with the actual mutations called "bubble gum" and "candy" ... they are the real deal ... hot stuff for sure! ;)

-adam

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Exactly…you have to know the difference between the real deal morphs and lineage Vs someone just throwing a phrase or name to describe their snake to make the ad more attractive.

I've seen ads for Chili Pepper Hypos and in the ad an average looking Hypo boa. I saw an ad 2-3 weeks ago for a Purple Haze boa and in the ad an average BCC pictured.

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Originally Posted by rabernet

Why does that now show a link back to my Pretzel and Bailee feeding thread?


Doesn't a moderator normally note when they've changed a link?

Here's the link again - Link:

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Sorry to derail here - I've checked the moderator logs and no threads were edited yesterday (the 4th) - and indeed an edited by message would have been appended were that the case.

That's really cool!!! I once saw someone selling a pied with a "jack o' lantern face" marking...sooo coool!

Very cool looking pied. Thanks for sharing, Robin!


(As for your original post....that's just wierd...don't know why or how that link changed!)

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Originally Posted by ssscales

Exactly…you have to know the difference between the real deal morphs and lineage Vs someone just throwing a phrase or name to describe their snake to make the ad more attractive.

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I think it's just like any other business though ... an educated buyer is a protected buyer ... from home electronics, to auto repairs, to plumbing, etc .... if you don't do research, check references, and use common sense before spending your money, there's always a chance you can be taken to the cleaners by a meat head that is much better at marketing than delivering a quality product. ;)

-adam

Well that particularly snake is worth 10k just to look at because he's gorgeous, but to beat the dead horse, I thought what I had read about pieds is that the parents markings in no way dictate what their offsprings markings will be, nor dictate the general percentage of white.

Is this correct or incorrect?

Something is worth exactly what somebody else will pay for it :cool:

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Originally Posted by cueball

Something is worth exactly what somebody else will pay for it :cool:

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Damn right.

But I still want clarification on my pied marking heredity question...=)

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Originally Posted by cassandra

I thought what I had read about pieds is that the parents markings in no way dictate what their offsprings markings will be, nor dictate the general percentage of whitedness.

Is this correct or incorrect?

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You are correct sir :gj:

Sir?!!