Originally Posted by Foschi Exotic Serpents
Here are some Russos I produced.. Great examples. They have a lot of circles, flames, alien heads, keyholes, faint head stamp, clean belly, and after the first shed the colors really pop. They look nothing like a normal in comparison shots. Yellow on top and orange along the sides.
And comparison shots with normals. Once you learn to identify them you can never mistake them for anything else. This way if you keep any of yours to breed to other things and get normals, you'll know what's what.
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Unless you are a Russo expert, those het's can definitely be passed as normals. Normals vary so much that you can spend a lifetime trying to compare the two. Don't get me wrong though, there's a good chance that whatever normal you come across that looks like a het Russo is probably something similar. But to someone, such as the OP, who doesn't even know what they are, he could have very easily hatched a clutch and thought they were all normals.
It's not like a Spider or Pin that at first glance shows obvious signs of not being a normal.
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