Originally Posted by _Venom_ Genetic mutations over years caused it to turn black since pythons... umm stick them out more thus being hit more by photons... I like that one. thats the one im stickin with
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Stop dividing the python/boa world. Geez, they're all snakes. Does it really matter what color the tongue is? Can't we all just get along!? ...
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^ Why is that tongue blue?
Originally Posted by N4S ^ Why is that tongue blue? Golly gee willickers, someone noticed. Um... does a blue candy cane explain it?
Yes, the blue candy canes explain it. As a matter of fact, I have a few sitting within arms reach right now.
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Originally Posted by KeithTN Yes, the blue candy canes explain it. As a matter of fact, I have a few sitting within arms reach right now. Think I might grab a green or red one next time. They are the SweetTart brand ones - lots of food dye! BTW, our BP has a pink tongue, but the tip seems grayish. And our little KSB has a tiny pink/apricot colored tongue.
How's this for a tongue?
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Originally Posted by MelissaFlipski Stop dividing the python/boa world. Geez, they're all snakes. Does it really matter what color the tongue is? Can't we all just get along!? ... But why are some people's tongues blue!
-Jen. Back in the hobby after a hiatus! Ball pythons: 0.1 normal; 1.1 albino. 1.0 pied; 0.1 het pied; 1.0 banana.
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