New "For Fun" Game! FIND THE NORMAL!

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Originally Posted by mainbutter

when will we find out who guessed right?

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In a week or so, most likely. Maybe sooner. :P

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Originally Posted by Patricia

And does the winner get the snake itself? :D

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Hehe...depending on how many votes it got, the snake would have to be sliced up and divided out among multiple winners. :O :weirdface :rofl:

Four?

By the way I scrolled past everyone elses vote real fast!

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Originally Posted by Turbo Serpent

I guessed 15.

Apparently not many people agree with me. :taz:

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Thats what I voted

I'm trying to decide between 8, 13, and 15. I chose 8, but that's just my best guess. I'm terrible at identifying the subtle morphs. (I still can't tell Yellowbellies from normals!)

a lot of ppl are saying four but i think four could b an axzanthic, i said 17

Oh man, that's not easy! I voted 10, but now that I look at it, I'm thinking 18 might be the right choice...

The axanthic theory about #4 is really tough. Pics of older axanthics to me look like normals in bad lighting, without some kind of comparison in the picture. And all of these pictures have varying degrees of lighting in them, so if there's a browned out axanthic in there it'll be very hard to pick out.


For me it is between #1 and #4. I think #1 might be a fire, so I went with #4...


edit: Question... do non-genetic dinkers count as normals? Because I think I've seen a few snakes that have very interesting aberrant patterns, yet the trait is not reproducible.

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Originally Posted by Caskin

Oh man, that's not easy! I voted 10, but now that I look at it, I'm thinking 18 might be the right choice...

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Not sure, but I think 18 might be a very low white Mojave.

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Originally Posted by icygirl

edit: Question... do non-genetic dinkers count as normals? Because I think I've seen a few snakes that have very interesting aberrant patterns, yet the trait is not reproducible.

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Not in this game. These are all proven genetic morphs. (Well, except for the one normal! :P )

Four. for sure.