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Re: Derma balls
Its been a few years since then, I'm sure even if it was recessive they would have proved it by now.
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Re: Derma balls
After causing lots of drama the man who owns the original seems to have dropped off the face of the earth.
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Re: Derma balls
 Originally Posted by Entropy
After causing lots of drama the man who owns the original seems to have dropped off the face of the earth.
He was most likely being bombarded with phone messages and email 24/7.
There was a harp maker in BC Canada a few years ago who was very well known for his excellent hand-crafted Celtic harps. After he died his family was so bombarded with phone messages from people asking if they were selling his few remaining instruments that they had to change their phone number.
I just wonder if this snake, lacking scales, would also lack the scales that protect its eyes. Hmm...
This above all: to thine own self be true,
And it must follow, as the night the day,
Thou canst not then be false to any man.
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Re: Derma balls
I think it still has to prove out if he/she still exists.
The scaleless Texas rat snake (BHB) is a recessive morph so I see the same with the derma ball.
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Re: Derma balls
Those scaleless texas rats look insane! I want one!
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Re: Derma balls
could be photoshopped. where are the heat pits on its lip?
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Re: Derma balls
 Originally Posted by FL0OD
could be photoshopped. where are the heat pits on its lip?
It looks photoshopped to me also...
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Re: Derma balls
That's like the hairless cat. I've heard that hairless cats are a lot more work to care for. They don't have protection from the elements and such. You have to bath them and give them eye drops and stuff like that.
I would think a scaleless snake could have some potential health problems. Without the protection of the scales the substrate would have to be something that wouldn't hurt him, would his eyes be protected if the scales were gone, etc......
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Re: Derma balls
 Originally Posted by FL0OD
could be photoshopped. where are the heat pits on its lip?
Someone feel free to correct me if I'm wrong but I think I read that it was born without heat pits.
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Re: Derma balls
 Originally Posted by casperca
Someone feel free to correct me if I'm wrong but I think I read that it was born without heat pits.
Your right!
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