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Thread: Ringer?

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    Ringer?

    What exactly is a ringer? do you need to have the piebald gene in order to get a white spot on your bp? One of my champagnes that I hatched out has a little pink spot around his tail, I am not to sure if its a ringer or not.[IMG][/IMG] The little guy is in deep shed right now BTW.

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    Ringer?

    I'm not sure but ive been told 2 of my snakes have them lol. I always get them confused with paradox i think...
    1.0 normal bp

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    I would say that's a ringer.
    And it doesn't have to be het pied. Although, many het pieds do have them.

    My Fire YB girl has a slight small ringer:


    Check out Dave Green's Ringer Champagnes. They are truly amazing.

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    Ringer?

    I know a lot of champs have ringers.

    My het pied girl has a ringer:

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    0.1 Dog (Truffles)
    0.1 Naked Cat (Mercedes)
    1.0 Hamster (Pumpkin)
    1.1 Bumblebees (Satyana & Weedle)
    0.3 Normals (Shayla, Rita and Althea)
    0.1 100% Het Pied Ringer (Avalon)
    1.0 Pied (Monsieur Piederoff)
    1.0 Lesser 100% Het Albino poss het OG (Tinersons)
    0.1 Spider Albino (Ivy)
    0.1 Mojave Cinnamon (Morticia)
    1.1 Normal BCIs (Damon and Conga)
    0.1 Crested Gecko (Natasha)
    0.0.1 Rosehair Tarantula (Charlotte)
    0.0.1 P.Metallica
    0.0.1 A.Avicularia
    0.0.2 P.Irminia
    0.0.1 L.Parahybona
    0.0.1 N.Coloratovillosus
    ?.?.? ASFs

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    Here are a couple ringers:

    Fire


    Lesser Cinnamon Possible Het Pied

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    Ringer?

    Can someone define ringer for me?
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    Re: Ringer?

    Quote Originally Posted by Mike41793 View Post
    Can someone define ringer for me?
    Sure, a snake with a pure white area or ring typically near the tail end of the snake. They seem to pop up from time to time. In my experience, het pieds, fires, cinnamons and champagnes seem to have more of a chance of being ringers. The examples I posted are pretty typical ringers.

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