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    Re: Spontaneous Pigment Loss

    I have 5 or 6 snakes that have lost pigment overnight. With mine I have no doubt it was a reaction to a prey item. Incomplete digestion -- and in 2 of mine they had an oily stool that acted almost like a corrosive acid. These animals NEVER got most of their color back -- some none of their color returned. These guys are completely healthy in every way. Could be a coincidence, but I have never had a normal lose their color -- always some kind of morph.

    I will try and take pics of an adult Bumble Bee and a Pastel PH Hypo that HAD quite a bit of black wash. Not anymore!!!!!!! They look like the best Fire Bee/Fire Pastel you have ever seen. I have never considered selling them. Even being honest about what they were NOT I would feel weird about it.
    Last edited by Bill Buchman; 08-27-2010 at 08:33 PM.
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