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Photos of my hypo het caramel male

Amanda E

Amanda E

Snake Addict!
Photoshopped pic of his head:
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His "bellybutton":
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Scale closeup (Notice the 2 red dots at the end of each orange scale. Do any of your snakes have this trait too?):
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not to change the subject but i remember a couple months ago there was a thread about Scales and by definition corns have smooth to weakly keeled. Then there was all kinds of pictures of scales and none of us could find a picture of some that were keeled. From the angle that the light hit the scales on the righthand side, you can actually see some keeling.


Great photos!!!!!
 
Oh, yah, he's definitely keeled. I have him out right now and I just counted, he has 9 rows of scales that are keeled, they are the ones that are the most dorsal.
 
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