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Genetic Spotnose Imitation?
So I have this cute normal girl, she has these spots on either side of her nose. I know she's not a true spotnose because she doesn't have the one in the middle of her nose and there's no head pattern (she has some retained shed at the moment). Just wondering if anyone else has these on theirs? She hasn't bred yet but do you think these are possibly genetic, and if so, will they show up in the offspring or would the other parent have to have them too? I think they're cute. Thanks for any input
1.1 normals
1.0 pastel
1.0 het albino
1.1 BCIs
1.0 black lab
1.0 cockatiel
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Re: Genetic Spotnose Imitation?
its actually pretty common and thats not retained shed she just thinks its gonna rain lol
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Re: Genetic Spotnose Imitation?
I hatched this girl, and this is the first thing I saw. I liked her right away
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Re: Genetic Spotnose Imitation?
Too cute! Thanks for sharing all of the lovely pictures. I'm glad to see they're fairly common, maybe with a little luck I'll come across a spotted male someday. I think it adds to their personality, maybe I'm just silly like that though
1.1 normals
1.0 pastel
1.0 het albino
1.1 BCIs
1.0 black lab
1.0 cockatiel
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Re: Genetic Spotnose Imitation?
I've heard people refer to them as 'booger balls' its just a marking I dont think its genetic. A lot of the babies i just got in (CH) have it:
all 3 are different snakes
Ball pythons: 1.2 pastel, 1.0 Black Pastel 1.0 mojave(green) 0.1 spider, 1.0 het pied, 1.0 het clown, 1.1 het albino, 0.1 pos het albino, 1.0 shatter, 0.2 normals, 0.1 reduced pattern, 0.3 dinkers
Corn snakes: 1.0 blood, 0.1 het blood, 0.1 snow, 0.0.1 reverse okeetee
Geckos: 2.1.2 crested gecko, 0.0.1 leopard gecko
Boas: 1.0.1 sand boas
Other: 1.1 mini australian shepherd, 2.0 cats
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Re: Genetic Spotnose Imitation?
Wow those first 2 have really nice, dark yellow markings. Don't know if it's partly the lighting or what. Wish they retained that color to adulthood, it's been a while since I've gotten a baby.
1.1 normals
1.0 pastel
1.0 het albino
1.1 BCIs
1.0 black lab
1.0 cockatiel
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Re: Genetic Spotnose Imitation?
lol yeah I know one thing, I got 22 babies, I'm going to have a hell of a time choosing who to keep (i am keeping the 2nd one for sure)
Ball pythons: 1.2 pastel, 1.0 Black Pastel 1.0 mojave(green) 0.1 spider, 1.0 het pied, 1.0 het clown, 1.1 het albino, 0.1 pos het albino, 1.0 shatter, 0.2 normals, 0.1 reduced pattern, 0.3 dinkers
Corn snakes: 1.0 blood, 0.1 het blood, 0.1 snow, 0.0.1 reverse okeetee
Geckos: 2.1.2 crested gecko, 0.0.1 leopard gecko
Boas: 1.0.1 sand boas
Other: 1.1 mini australian shepherd, 2.0 cats
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