Looks hot to me but I'm not very familiar with burm genetics. Where as it caught at? I wonder how long it will be until new mutations start arising in the burms down in the 'Glades...
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Looking at it again, do we know that it was alive? It also looks like all of its scales may have been rubbed off.
Bruce Top Shelf Herps
1.0 Pastel (Gypsos)
1.0 VPI Axanthic Pinstripe (B-Dub)
1.0 Sable het Hypo (Flat Top)
1.0 Lesser Platinum (Sean2)
1.1 Lemonback (Einstein.Elsa)
0.1 Pied (unnamed)
0.1 Pinstripe het Hypo (Chopper)
0.1 het VPI Axanthic (Vanilla)
0.1 Spider 50% het VPI Axanthic (Serine)
0.1 Hypo (Bella)
0.1 het Hypo (Hooker)
0.1 Cinnamon (Nutmeg)
0.1 Normal (Jane)
It honestly looks like a scaleless that still has some scales. You can see where there is a sheen coming from the darker spots along the back but the sides are more like a flat paint job, no light reflection from them. Got any pictures that are more close up?
Bruce Top Shelf Herps
1.0 Pastel (Gypsos)
1.0 VPI Axanthic Pinstripe (B-Dub)
1.0 Sable het Hypo (Flat Top)
1.0 Lesser Platinum (Sean2)
1.1 Lemonback (Einstein.Elsa)
0.1 Pied (unnamed)
0.1 Pinstripe het Hypo (Chopper)
0.1 het VPI Axanthic (Vanilla)
0.1 Spider 50% het VPI Axanthic (Serine)
0.1 Hypo (Bella)
0.1 het Hypo (Hooker)
0.1 Cinnamon (Nutmeg)
0.1 Normal (Jane)
Are all of the scales attached and where was it caught (i.e. Everglades, Africa)?
I can't say much about the picture other than it looks neat, but Burms aren't from Africa. They're originated from Southern and South East Asia. Hence the name Burmese.
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