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    The official, if not scientific term for a ball python with very few alien heads and black markings and whatnot is "reduced" (correct me if I'm wrong). But what's the opposite of this called? I'm not a big fan of reduced-s. In fact, I picked my girl partially because she had SO many markings on her. Whatever the opposite of reduced is, I've got it. -lol-



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    Re: Question...

    There are numerous names that have been used to describe that look. Some of them include 'busy' patterned or jungle patterned. Very good looking busy pattern.
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    Jungle sounds so much nicer. -lol-

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