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    Re: Some hidden gene woma stuff post shed...

    Love the Hidden Woma Y.B. With those blueish eyes I can almost see that Pearl waiting to come out. Sweet.
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    Re: Some hidden gene woma stuff post shed...

    Nice........that female is killer.

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    Re: Some hidden gene woma stuff post shed...

    wow they are awesome..the eye on third bP looks amazing
    A gemstone cannot be polished without friction, nor a man perfected without trials. CONFUCIUS

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    Re: Some hidden gene woma stuff post shed...

    Your snakes are amazing! Could you demystify for me how to know that a snake has the hidden gene?

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    Re: Some hidden gene woma stuff post shed...

    That last one (the yb woma + hg) is stunning

    Now you really need to put those with a lesser for soul-sucker

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    Re: Some hidden gene woma stuff post shed...

    Quote Originally Posted by AleXtreme Reptiles View Post
    Could you demystify for me how to know that a snake has the hidden gene?
    Odds are that that specific animal does not carry the hidden gene. There was a really long discussion on this matter here:

    http://www.reptileradio.net/reptiler...ead.php?t=9389

    Quote Originally Posted by Watever View Post
    Now you really need to put those with a lesser for soul-sucker
    Not that easy I am afraid. Check out the link above, it covered that as well
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    Re: Some hidden gene woma stuff post shed...

    Yup...the hidden gene to me is just a name associated with the morph itself.

    The woma ball and the 'Hidden gene' woma ball are two completely different morphs so when you see a normal woma ball that sells for a few hundred dollars it has nothing to do with what I have posted here. Think of the 'hidden gene' woma as the NERD ball or any other name besides one currently used.

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    Re: Some hidden gene woma stuff post shed...

    Quote Originally Posted by Spaniard View Post
    Woah mamma, those are nice
    And thus the name!

    Great looking snakes, particularly the girlie. Congrats!

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    Re: Some hidden gene woma stuff post shed...

    Thanks to both of you, "asplundii" and "The Cleaner". It helped me to demistify the "hidden gene" thing.

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