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    I think I see a decimal point after the 4. could it be 4.092lbs? that would equal 1856g, a more realistic weight for an adult male.

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    Hard to see, but it looks like maybe a decimal after the 9, too?

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    Re: Erm? Can someone explain?

    Quote Originally Posted by aj_83 View Post
    I think I see a decimal point after the 4. could it be 4.092lbs? that would equal 1856g, a more realistic weight for an adult male.
    I Google'd the scale model to see where format of the display. http://ibuyofficesupply.com/Products...PELPS20DL.aspx
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    4100 grams, looks like a BP to me.

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    Yeah I sincerely doubt that snake is 4000+ grams. Also, are we 100% certain it's just a ball? I dunno but when I zoomed in on the pic (ctrl + +) it looks like it has a bit of an upturned nose.
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    Its head does look funny

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    It's a ball that has a bit of a duckbill snout. Lots of adult albinos get different shades of yellow as they get older especially if they have blushing or flames going on. I had a male that had three different shades of yellow and people at shows thought he was a young retic.

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    Yeah, I see something like 4,09.2 which would be a little odd. Or it reads out as 4 pounds (comma) 9 (point) 2 ounces.

    Which, through conversion, places it at 2080 grams.

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