Quick update: both are doing great! Just wanted to give my 2 cents on my experience with these scaleless and the ethics behind them to date. Ive been reading everything I can find on them and came across a few claims on how scaleless can have different sensory issues or disabilities that make some people feel they shouldnt be intentionally bred but to be honest those claims seem to be from people that have probably never even seen one in real life. Mine have both had perfect sheds and quickly taken every meal offered. There has been zero hesitation in them grabbing their meals accurately or any other sign that their smell/taste/vision is affected. If anything, theyve been some of my most laid back colubrids and even though they do the typical tail rattle sometimes before being picked up, neither has bit or pooped on me compared to other little kings/milks/rats I've owned. Their locomotion is completely normal. They seem to have zero issue thermoregulating themselves and deciding to go from hot/cold hides or corners. Im not saying its impossible some have issues but my experience to date has been perfectly normal and shown me no more risk than any normal snake breeding potentially having a disability. I know it's an extremely limited test pool but I have yet to find documented cases of the concerns Ive seen people bash people with these snakes claim. If anyone has any links Id love to read anything else I can find on them good or bad
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