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sable?
heard that this is a fairly new discovery? can anyone tell me what makes a BP a sable?
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Re: sable?
so a sable is the pattern? are they more expensive? i think i had one but sold her to a friend that really wanted her.
sorry for all the questions. can you tell me Exactly what makes a sable a sable?
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The pattern for one and then the colors. I don't own these animals anymore but you can definitely tell the difference when compared to a normal
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Have any of you guys seen the mojave sables over at coldbloodedaddiction? One of the most amazing snakes I've ever seem.
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Re: sable?
Just saw it, it looks absolutly ridic. Makes me kind of want to pick up a sable now
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Sables tend to be darker in the black areas of the snake. They often times will have an immense amount of black speckling in the brown alien heads. They also will often times have connecting alien eyes that form one large eye in the alien head, compared to the two eyes often seen in normal patterned ball pythons. They also have very grey and motled bellies. Lastly, they seem to have more irridiphores in the skin cells giving them a shinier appearance and making them harder to photograph because of flash bounce back.
The best way to get an eye for them is to go to a show, and try to actually put your eyes on a few, as they do have distinguishing traits, but are still considered farily subtle in their heterozygous form.
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They have a kind of irridescense to them like you see with gasoline floating on water which you can't really tell from pictures. They're really quite distinctive in person.
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