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  1. 03-19-2011, 12:48 PM #1
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    New Local Pick up! Mojave or Butter???

    Hey! So i found a local pickup for this beautiful snake. They told me they were told that it was a boy from one person and the other told me it is a girl, i'm not sure on the sex, if someone would be able to help me out on that. Also i'm not sure what kind of breed this is, if you could help me out on that as well that be great!

    I was also told that she is going to shed soon. Im guessing she's a bit dark from that.

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  2. 03-19-2011, 12:52 PM #2
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    Re: New Local Pick up! Mojave or Butter???

    Hi,

    He's worth dinking with but I don't think he is a mojave and he certainly isn't a butter I'm afraid.

    What does his belly look like?


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    Looks like a nice normal to me.

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    I dont believe it is a normal, maybe the camera is just not good enough, the colours are just too light and he/she has blushing on his/her back.
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    her head is very caramel light as well.
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    Re: New Local Pick up! Mojave or Butter???

    Can you take some pictures outside, or in the sunlight through a window? I'd almost put money on it being a normal based off of those pictures.
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    I would say it is a very nice and light normal as well.
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    i think the patterns are killer and its most likely a normal but you never know.
    better pictures, better observations
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    Looks like a gorgeous normal My normal has blushing also, they come in so many shades, but that definitely looks like a normal, she sure is beautiful though
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    Im not sure on the sex how do i find out?
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