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    Question Low Expression Leopard ???

    Is there such a thing as a low expression leopard? I was told the breeding was mojave to leopard.

    Photos?

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    Sounds to me like a busy normal that someone is trying to pass off as a leopard....
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    I have not personally seen a "low expression leopard" that was ACTUALLY a leopard. A few little signs to look for are that some have a faded head marking, and some have stripes going down their tails. A lot of people mistake normals for "low expression leopards", but once you have seen a lot of leopards you can usually tell right away. This is Spot:



    Obviously the tail ringer isn't a leopard trait, but she is an excellent example of how the pattern will generally look. I've also noticed that baby leopards tend to have a sort of blue/green iridescence to them.
    [Python regius]
    1.0 Black Butter Pinstripe (Amazeballs), 1.0 Pastel Butter Leopard (Thunderbeeper)
    0.1 Spider (Charlotte), 0.1 Leopard (Spot), 0.1 Pastel (Buttercup), Fire Sugar (Abaddon), Crystal (Opalescence)

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    I thought it was a scam but I wanted to be sure.

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    Re: Low Expression Leopard ???

    heres a picture of pastel leopard, hope it helps.



    Eric

    Keo Reptiles LLC

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    Re: Low Expression Leopard ???

    Quote Originally Posted by ductai36 View Post
    heres a picture of pastel leopard, hope it helps.

    Eric

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    I never saw a photo of the snake. I had never heard of a "low expression" anything before so I was just double checking here. My initial reaction was correct.

    Thanks.

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