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    Re: Ball pythons with round pupils?

    Quote Originally Posted by PartySnake13 View Post
    ...My juvenile (150g) super lesser has round pupils, opposed to slit pupils...Does anyone here have experience with this? ...

    What happens when you vary the light his eyes are exposed to? Pupils open or close in response to the amount of light, & any pupils that stay "fixed" means you're dead.

    Slit pupils minimize the excessive sunlight -because snakes don't have ears to hold their sunglasses on - while darkness causes their pupils to open to let in more light...so they can see better to hunt at night, for example.

    Whether round (like humans & many snakes have- like Trans Pecos rat snakes) or slit pupils (like rosy boas & others have), they all function the same way in response to light.
    Last edited by Bogertophis; 04-30-2020 at 12:26 PM.
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