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    First thing's first, not all Spotnose are created equal That goes for all morphs really. Once you know the characteristics you'll be good. They have a clover-shaped faded head spot and spots on their nose - hence the name They also have pretty cool patterns if you ask me. I've seen some not-so-obvious ones floating around though.

    Here are a few good examples I pulled off of Google.

    VPI Spotnose
    http://www.vpi.com/sites/vpi.com/fil...(VPI)_001o.jpg

    found on CaptiveBredForumsUK
    http://www.captivebredreptileforums....tnose-male.jpg

    If you've got normals like that, I want to know where you got your normals and yes they are co-dom/incomplete-dom, super form is called the "Powerball" by some. Pretty neat little snake! Chris Huffman has a good couple of pics of one on his page:

    http://www.chreptiles.com/
    Last edited by dr del; 07-05-2011 at 09:03 AM. Reason: no hotlinking please
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