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    Re: Spontaneous Pigment Loss

    Quote Originally Posted by bones93 View Post
    Ill chime in here...The above article had some interesting info. I dont know of this will prove out to be anything at all but here is a pic of my male bee that is doin this now. He has been like this for about 3 months thru a few sheds and it seems to be getting more pronounced rather than goin back to normal.
    Actually it was your bee that made me think of it (Well, that and the fact that my female normal changed color a last week, ha!)

    It does seem to me as though spiders are still a bit overrepresented, though I do appreciate those who posted links/pictures of other morphs undergoing the change ... So it's definitely not just spiders!

    Bones, did anything "unusual" happen to your snake before he started changing colors? Any bad feeders or feeders from a different source maybe?

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    Re: Spontaneous Pigment Loss

    I dont think so. He has been eating ASFs from the same person I always get them from. I plan on breeding him this season so maybe ill hold a few back and see if this is something that maybe passes on. I hope he stays like this LOL

    My girlfriend came to me about 2 weeks ago and said "what the hell happened to the bee?" I got all scared and was like "what do you mean?" LOL she said she thought I bought a new snake until she looked on the feeding card
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    Re: Spontaneous Pigment Loss

    Few pics of a pinstripe I picked up at daytona... Supposedly axanthic pin..




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    Re: Spontaneous Pigment Loss

    Quote Originally Posted by Genefreak339 View Post
    Few pics of a pinstripe I picked up at daytona... Supposedly axanthic pin..

    That snake is ridiculously awesome-looking ...... But are you implying that you bought it as an axanthic pin and are now doubting?

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    Re: Spontaneous Pigment Loss

    I am not doubting as I got him from the daytona show and I would imagine that most breeders there are reputable. Im just saying he was sold to me as an axanthic pin but I really think there is something else going on with him. He looks just like jarreds lemon blast axanthic (not implying that mine is one). Definitely going to be doing some dinking around with him. And thanks for the compliment!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Serpent_Nirvana View Post
    That snake is ridiculously awesome-looking ...... But are you implying that you bought it as an axanthic pin and are now doubting?

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