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Re: Ringer?
 Originally Posted by crapwhereaminow
I don't know about him being het for anything. It'd be absolutely amazing if he was het for pied but I don't think I'll ever find out because my peid is male too. 
There's your new reason to get a het pied Female now..LOL...
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Re: Ringer?
:::NEWB ALERT:::
Whats a "ringer"?
0.0.1 Normal '09 - Apollo
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Re: Ringer?
Originally Posted by BigBlue56
:::NEWB ALERT:::
Whats a "ringer"?
Having a ringer in ball python terms can vary. The ringer can be a faded color ring around the tail, to actually having a small white band around the tail. Not all ringers carry the piebald gene, but some do.
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Re: Ringer?
Originally Posted by bsash
Having a ringer in ball python terms can vary. The ringer can be a faded color ring around the tail, to actually having a small white band around the tail. Not all ringers carry the piebald gene, but some do.
Great info. Thanks buddy.
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Re: Ringer?
Here are a couple examples of ringers. The first one is a Fire ringer. It was produced by Steve Roussis and every Fire in the clutch was a ringer, this one was probably the most extreme. He's fathered several Fire offspring but no ringers to date.
This next one is probably the most extreme ringer I have ever seen. It was produced by Brock Wagner from champagne x normal breeding.
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Re: Ringer?
Didn't mean to hijack your thread but I figured I'd help out the newbies.
Your clown is awesome, good luck with him!!
Last edited by Dave Green; 05-19-2010 at 01:47 PM.
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Re: Ringer?
Originally Posted by David Green
That is definitely the most white ringer I have ever seen. If this were a bet, I would be saying that one probably carries the piebald gene.
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Re: Ringer?
Originally Posted by BigBlue56
Great info. Thanks buddy.
No problem, glad I could help.
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Re: Ringer?
Originally Posted by David Green
Didn't mean to hijack your thread but I figured I'd help out the newbies.
Your clown is awesome, good luck with him!!
No problem. It's really cool to see the different levels of ringer, and it makes a really good example for everyone to see the different levels.
Quick questing, does a ringer really mean the animal might be het pied? I've never heard that before. I doubt my guy is, but that'd be cool.
Boys: Pied, enchi het. hypo, cinnamon
Girls: Mojave, black pewter het. hypo
Others: SSP, (2)Jungles, (2)gtp, bredli, 88% IJ Jag, SD Anery Retic, hoggie, Boelens, Coastal, SD sunfire retic
Others with legs: Panther cham, monitor, big giant blonde drunk frat boy of a golden retriever
On the way: Iran Jaya, Butter het. hypo, spider 50% het clown, (3) possible het clowns, (maybe) blue line chondro
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Re: Ringer?
I know nothing about ringers....but that is one HOT snake.
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