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Thread: scale patterns

  1. 11-04-2016, 12:56 PM #1
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    scale patterns

    This super lesser has a perfect stripe pattern down its back. I haven't seen this before. Is it common with the leucistics?
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    Wow! Those scales look like they are clear.
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    Re: scale patterns

    I'm seriously curious about what it will look like with a bit of growth on it.
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    Usually just depends on the type of BEL. Some combinations are more prone to striping than others.
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