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    Beautiful snake! I love the spots on her head

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    I'm not a fan of the "normal" label TBH. I prefer "classic."

    Normal sounds like boring... which they most certainly are not.
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    Re: Is this a regular BP???????

    Quote Originally Posted by SpiffyYoshi View Post
    I'm not a fan of the "normal" label TBH. I prefer "classic."

    Normal sounds like boring... which they most certainly are not.
    I agree, Wild type is my preferred term for them and they certainly are not "normal"
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    As stated before, in 95% of cases, a normal is just that a normal. I don't care if it came from a solid white snake, it's still just a normal.

    The only exceptions are heterozygous animals, they appear normal and carry a hidden gene. The key words here being "appear normal". There is no way to visually distinguish a het animal from a non het.

    I've seen normals range from nearly black body with chocolate markings to carmel bodies with sand colored markings, they are still just normals.

    Here are some of mine as an example :

    This beautiful pale creature is a normal female.


    So is this one.


    And this one.



    See the differences ? No two look alike, but all are normals. And they all had at least one normal parent.

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    1.0 Low-white Pied - Yakul | 1.0 Granite het Pied - Nago
    1.0 Mojave - Okoto | 1.0 Vanilla - Kodama
    1.0 Pastel - Koroku | 1.0 Fire - Osa
    0.1 het Pied - Toki | 0.1 het Pied - Mauro
    0.1 Mojave - Kina | 0.1 Blushback Cinnamon - Kuri
    0.1 Fire - Mori | 0.1 Reduced Pinstripe - Sumi
    0.1 Pastel - Yuki | 0.1 Dinker Normal - Akashi
    0.1 Ghana Giant Normal - Tatari | 0.1 Dinker Normal - Kaiya

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