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Hypo Sulfur

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Kim_Hansson

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Hi there!

I have a group of snakes that produces sulfur, amber blood, caramel blood, fire and there's also a slim chance to produce hypo sulfurs.

Now I would like to know if there's a sure way to see the difference from sulfurs and hypo sulfur (or hypo fires and fires)?

I've heard that you could spot the hypo sulfurs since these would have dark spots in the eyes.

Anyone with experience from these morphs are more than welcome to reply!

Over & out// Kim, Sweden
 
Kim_Hansson said:
Hi there!

I have a group of snakes that produces sulfur, amber blood, caramel blood, fire and there's also a slim chance to produce hypo sulfurs.

Now I would like to know if there's a sure way to see the difference from sulfurs and hypo sulfur (or hypo fires and fires)?

I've heard that you could spot the hypo sulfurs since these would have dark spots in the eyes.

Anyone with experience from these morphs are more than welcome to reply!

Over & out// Kim, Sweden
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Any pictures of the ones you just mentioned???
 
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