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Ahhhh great update gale! Thanks so much. I love seeing other breeders have animals that they will forever be in their collections. I have a few myself that are just pets and will forever remain with me. Most of mine were rescues that I took in and rehabbed and then fell in love. I don't feel they deserve to be shuffled around again so they have their forever home here.
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Was she born with no eyes? Or was she abused?
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Re: Athena, my eyeless normal Update thread.
 Originally Posted by Solarsoldier001
Was she born with no eyes? Or was she abused?
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She was born with no eyes, hence the discussion of it possibly being genetic.
OP, she's awesome looking! Thanks for sharing!
-Kelsi
0.1 Pastel BP (Sansa)
0.1 Whippet (River)
1.0 Significant other (Dan)
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Wow that's pretty cool. Despite the eyes obviously not being there she looks perfectly taken care of 
I'm happy she's with someone who saw past the "deformity".
Teehee.. Thats a pun.. Im good at those  .. LOL sorry.. Ill go away now 
Originally Posted by reixox
BPs are like pokemon. you tell yourself you're not going to get sucked in. but some how you just gotta catch'em all.
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Re: Athena, my eyeless normal Update thread.
Gale, I am delighted to see how well Athena is doing. She has come a long way from when she hatched out. It makes me so happy that I was able to find her a great home with you and your family. She always had a great appetite and knew right away she was a survivor. Seeing her so big and healthy makes me very happy Thank you for posting updated pics.. 
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Re: Athena, my eyeless normal Update thread.
Originally Posted by Mike41793
As i thought about it before i asked the question my train of thought followed a similar path. Her babies would probably be nice but it could be genetic so its probably not worth the risk. I think Ben Siegal has two eyeless bps, so maybe it is more than just a randomn occurence...?
I know for sure he has one on display when you enter the store, beautiful little guy.
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lookin good and nice job!
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Such a beautiful snake. I'm glad that you decided to keep her! You're doing the right thing taking care of her 
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