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Adult snow?

I see the daughter has some visible yellow on her bottom side.
Do all snows have the yellow? My snow is still very young but doesnt have any yellow.
It does have some darker splotches on it tho.
 
He was a gift, as a teeny stunted hatchling, for my 18th birthday. I'll be 26 in August. So he's...8. Don't let the pic fool you, he's hefty, but he's not 'fat'... not yet. I have to resist his puppy dog eyes when I do feeding rounds and he has to skip a meal. I won't lie though, he's one of my most ordinary snakes but he's very special to me.
 
Just wondering because my snow (about 5 months old) is pretty small compared to his ghost roommate (not cohabbed but he's 7 months old)

Just trying to see if his small size is normal. I can't wait til he's a big guy
 
Some just grow at different rates. Are they all being fed the same? Typically snows in general aren't small, guess it depends on the locality of the parents yours was bred from and again it could just be a slow grower, it happens.
 
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