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Thread: Pied or Normal?

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    It's not a pied, as mentioned before there would be more orange color on the snake.

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    Certainly not a pied, but that is some mad blushing on the sides, there.

    Do you mind flipping him off and taking a picture or two of his belly pattern? Particularly the mid-section and lower 1/2, down towards the tail?

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    Quote Originally Posted by loonunit View Post

    Do you mind flipping him off
    I think flipping him off might hurt his feelings. Rotfl lol

    Sorry couldn't help myself.

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    Oooh I hope it is a het pied for you! Looks like it!

    Just to show you, I have a wild caught normal who has a similar white spot



    It sort of reminds me of one of the people in the myspace logo hehe

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    Re: Pied or Normal?

    Quote Originally Posted by Homegrownscales View Post
    I think flipping him off might hurt his feelings. Rotfl lol

    Sorry couldn't help myself.

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    OVER! Do you mind flipping him OVER! Sorry, snake, didn't mean it!

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    piebalds have their own sorta pattern and colour even if they're low white:




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    ... What they said Pied isn't just about white patches. You can have a ball with white patches that isn't a pied ... Like this neat thing here:

    http://ballmorphs.blogspot.com/2009/...dox-ivory.html

    ... He kind of looks like a pied, but not quite -- if you look at his patches of "normal" color, they're also of "normal" pattern, which actually isn't the case in a piebald.

    Pieds have a very cool and unique pattern all their own, which actually gets highlighted in the no-white animals since there's no pesky white to distract your eye. Here's my no-white pied girl:




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    Thanks everyone! This is what I was telling the peoples, but I said I'd post it(kind proving my points, lol).

    Yes, that little white-ish patch is exactly what I think the white dot will look like hwen he grows up. I'll flip him 'off' and get some pics of his awesome belly for ya'll too.

    I appreciate all the comments!
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    Here is what a low white pied looks like.

    Even a Pied with no white is identifiable by its pattern. Yours is definitly a normal or Possible Het.


    SIDE NOTE: This crazy high white just crawled out of the egg....seriously, like 10 minutes ago.


    Dave

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    That's an awesome high white pied!!
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