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REALLY grey head
- Thread starter cornykids
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magick-bears
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I agree with Carol. That is going to be a very nice Bloodred. If it is your first Blood then I would recommend you take photos of him after every shed. You'll be amazed at how much he changes over the next 3 or 4 years. It is really great to keep a photo history to look back on.
~Jeff C.
~Jeff C.
GreenmanExotics
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Yup, the more grey and less pattern, usually indicates better Diffusion as adults, he should turn out really sweet.
Roy Munson
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Wierd looking little guy. He's going to be awesome.
cornykids
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We are looking forward to watching him go through all of his changes. He is pretty unique and we all think he is "cool" looking. Definitely one of the more interesting snakes we have. One 8 year old friend said "it looks like God ran out of red and white clay and only had some grey left so He finished with that"
Corny Kids
Corny Kids