Quote Originally Posted by Corey Woods View Post
Sorry that you took offense. However, the majority of the ones that change colour do it under the described conditions. Yours maybe different but the animal originally posted is most definately a sh*tter.
I do know that some have changed due to having been kept in bad conditions, To be honest I wish they never did change they were much better before the strange colour change.

Quote Originally Posted by satomi325 View Post
Just because all of your snakes didn't turn doesn't mean its not a nutritional deficiency. It could be the individuals themselves that have some sort of internal nutrient processing issue. And the color change did occur in siblings, which may hint at their similar and/or possible issues.

I'm not saying your snakes are nutrient deficient, but you shouldn't rule it out because the others aren't showing the same signs.

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Hi Satomi,

It's only these two out of the entire group of siblings that have changed colour, I did consider it being due to the food prey but to be honest it's not happened before and hasn't happened since if it was due to a deficiency then surely it would go away once the deficiency was corrected and if it wasn't corrected then surely they would be experiencing it all the time plus I would expect it to be seen more often considering the sheer amount of ball's in peoples collections.

I have looked at all different ways and I don't claim it to be genetic if anything it's annoying because they were beautiful before hand and now the male just looks dirty.