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I would like to ask your opinion on this. This amel seems to be missing some scales on its head. Parents are both het scaleless. Is it considered a low expression of scaleless gene? Thanks in advance
 

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No. It is just something that you occasionally see in snakes in general. It may be more commonly observed in Het Scaleless but that does not mean it is exclusively a Scaleless phenomenon.
 
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