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ID MORPH PLEASE HELP

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Pransis

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, i would just like to ask if someone can help me id this snake. Parents are normal het. Scaleless, amel, anery.. I think he is an amel scaleless but the belly confuses me a lot.. Thanks
 

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It's an amel scaleless. No sign of other genes at play. The scaleless gene often does very strange things to the pattern.
 
I sold a amel scaleless girl last year from everyone thought it must be motley - it wasn't motley at all...but from the pattern she 'could' be ;) only striped in the mother, not in the father, so impossible to have motley at all - pictures attached - and yes, you have a pretty amel scaleless there :)
 

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