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  1. 09-02-2013, 11:29 PM #1
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    dinker

    Hi everyone I'm new to ball pythons and would like to know what a DINKER is as I have seen it used so many times?
    Sorry if sounds like a stupid question
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    Welcome to the site!

    A dinker is a ball python that has a unique feature or look to it that you hope to prove genetic by breeding.

    It's basically a snake that you think may be a morph but it isn't proven either way yet.
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    For instance (and correct me if I'm wrong) but Yellowbelly used to be thought if as a dinker. Proved to be an actual morph though :p
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    Re: dinker

    Quote Originally Posted by danci View Post
    Hi everyone I'm new to ball pythons and would like to know what a DINKER is as I have seen it used so many times?
    Sorry if sounds like a stupid question
    I have been wondering that myself! I'm so glad that you asked
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    Serp Merch pointed it out exactly. It's just an odd looking or a unique looking that could possibly turn out to be a morph, but as it stands it's not.
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