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    Re: So what's in your snake ~ reptile collection ?? Here's mine to start things of

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    Every snake in my signature! I'm not a big fan of any other type of reptile, for some reason. It's just snakes.














    Beaut snakes !

    Just to my tastes .

    What's the genetics of the BEL please .... I'm after a pure white one myself ...


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    Re: So what's in your snake ~ reptile collection ?? Here's mine to start things of

    Thank you guys! The GTP is the apple of my eye right now. I play favorites.

    Quote Originally Posted by Zincubus View Post
    Beaut snakes !

    Just to my tastes .

    What's the genetics of the BEL please .... I'm after a pure white one myself ...


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    I bought him as a lesser butter from the breeder, so I write it that way, but I'm of the belief that lesser butters and super lessers are the same thing.
    He's really just pure white with no hint of yellow or burnt marshmellow coloring at all, except for the times he smears himself in pee/pooz. LOL




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    Re: So what's in your snake ~ reptile collection ?? Here's mine to start things of

    Quote Originally Posted by redshepherd View Post
    Thank you guys! The GTP is the apple of my eye right now. I play favorites.



    I bought him as a lesser butter from the breeder, so I write it that way, but I'm of the belief that lesser butters and super lessers are the same thing.
    He's really just pure white with no hint of yellow or burnt marshmellow coloring at all, except for the times he smears himself in pee/pooz. LOL
    Yeah, butter, lesser, Mojave. All part of the BEL complex. Can't wait to produce my first Lucy. Absolutely love them.


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    Re: So what's in your snake ~ reptile collection ?? Here's mine to start things of

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    Yeah, butter, lesser, Mojave. All part of the BEL complex. Can't wait to produce my first Lucy. Absolutely love them.


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    I mean to say that I'm of the belief that butters and lessers are the same morph, so whatever mix of the two would produce the same as my male BEL, which is pure white. Super mojaves have a dark head and are light yellowy as adults. Lesser mojaves can also turn out with a yellow dorsal or some yellowing as adults.
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    Re: So what's in your snake ~ reptile collection ?? Here's mine to start things of

    Quote Originally Posted by redshepherd View Post
    I mean to say that I'm of the belief that butters and lessers are the same morph, so whatever mix of the two would produce the same as my male BEL, which is pure white. Super mojaves have a dark head and are light yellowy as adults. Lesser mojaves can also turn out with a yellow dorsal or some yellowing as adults.
    What about Butter/Lesser to a Mojave? Pure white or is there coloration?


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    Re: So what's in your snake ~ reptile collection ?? Here's mine to start things of

    Quote Originally Posted by Mangiapane85 View Post
    What about Butter/Lesser to a Mojave? Pure white or is there coloration?


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    I mentioned in the end of the last post, lesser (or butter) mojaves can sometimes get a bit yellow-off-white as adults or have a light yellow dorsal. They look the same as super lessers when young though. But super lessers are the BEL that consistently stay that white throughout their lives.

    Unfortunately, super lessers sometimes have bug eyes in hatchlings, which is the main reason why some breeders prefer to just do lesser mojave.
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