Quote Originally Posted by rthamilton View Post
if its birth defect whats the chamce of this being passed on to offspring and also the snake can move around ok.
Well, it depends on what caused it. From what i understand there are 2 causes for kinking:

1. incubation temperature spikes into dangerously hot zones during critical points in incubation.

2. genetically influenced, like what seems to happen in the caramel albino morph.

Personally, i wouldn't breed a kinked animal. I do have an animal with a small tail kink, but that was because her tail was shut in a cage door (ie i KNOW this is not genetic and its 1/4 from the end of her tail and does not impede any of her functioning in any way). If i wasn't sure of this, i wouldn't breed it. There are plenty of non-kinked animals that are breedable out there.

and OP, that picture isn't very clear, is it possible to get a clearer one when he's more awake?