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For Carol, white nose blood update

Famous moustache . . .

Your snake has a rather famous moustache. Several of the pied sided bloods have one or both internasal scales white like your's.
 

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Ddotspot said:
Wow Hana, that is a beauty! Your pictures are getting so much better too! What a neat little snake ;)
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Dan! Where have you been? It's good to see you back. :)


SODERBERGD said:
Your snake has a rather famous moustache. Several of the pied sided bloods have one or both internasal scales white like your's.
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hmmm... Perhaps if I show him that picture I can get him to grow a few white spots.. Do the pied sides develope the white as they grow?



hana
 
hana said:
Dan! Where have you been? It's good to see you back. :)
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I have been avoiding you! Ok, not true...things have been hectic. I do miss this place though!

Thanks for the warm welcome back.
 
Wow! I don't know how I missed replying to this one. Work has been insane and keeping me busy.

I LOVE the pics Hana, thanks!

Ddot... Great to see you around too!
 
White . . .

hana said:
hmmm... Perhaps if I show him that picture I can get him to grow a few white spots.. Do the pied sides develope the white as they grow?



hana
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On the ones with little if the p/s effect, the white is barely obvious until after the first shed. I've never seen any get more white with age.
 
Thanks for clearing that up for me Don. :) I should spend more time reading up on how these things work, but it makes my head spin a little. :)



hana
 
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