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    Re: morph

    Quote Originally Posted by johnfin View Post
    that did sound funny, its a morph, not sure the exact combo. Snake a + snake b = snake c. Snake c is the bad combo. Its like carpets and Jags, the jag component makes the snakes haywire, neurological problems.
    No. It's not a combo. It's a base morph. A calico ball python is a pretty common single gene animal with no known issues. They grow and reach adulthood just like any other. The person you were talking to is "less than an expert".
    Last edited by Eric Alan; 12-20-2014 at 11:07 AM.
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