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Scaleless Caramel

Wow she is super pretty! The caramel really comes out without scales.
She looks really soft and velvety. Is she more nervous because of the lack of scales?
 
Don had a big adult at Daytona. I held her forever! And showed her off to all kinds of people. I hated to put her back. I was lucky enough to see them in 2012 when the French guys had ALL the morphs there.
 
Oh very cool! Hopefully I can get to an expo and see one, I'm really curious to see them in person.
 
Nanci said:
Don had a big adult at Daytona. I held her forever! And showed her off to all kinds of people. I hated to put her back. I was lucky enough to see them in 2012 when the French guys had ALL the morphs there.
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I still wish I'd taken more & better pictures. I couldn't stop looking at their table, but I just felt for the snakes having to deal with constant flashes of the cameras.
 
Definitely looks like a cool kind of leopard pattern. Didn't even realize this was a "morph" as we are always talking about "scale babies". I thought it was some sort of anomaly at first. How was this type of morph even introduced???

Anyone know what other scaleless morphs have been bred successfully yet?
 
Actually, just read some articles and looked up images on google. I don't even think, "wow" begins to explain the awe factor of these snakes. The potential is endless and they are just incredibly unique and colorful. Don't think I'll ever be able to afford one, but it now has become a goal. The wife will be so ever pleased, lol.
 
Sindrik8x said:
Actually, just read some articles and looked up images on google. I don't even think, "wow" begins to explain the awe factor of these snakes. The potential is endless and they are just incredibly unique and colorful. Don't think I'll ever be able to afford one, but it now has become a goal. The wife will be so ever pleased, lol.
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Just wait till you hold one!

And there is another morph which involves a mutation of the scales- micro scale, which started out being called micro pave. Think teeny tiny bead-like scales.
 
there amazing to have in your hand... had a big anery in my hands at the Toronto show.

and no shes not nervous at all... she even had her first and second lunch in shed.
 
Hi
This is a amazing caramel beauty !!
I love this colour morph so much !
This year, my husband surprises me with two little scaleless corn's
Our next will be from reptilis too ;)
First two pics are the same - bought as an amelanistic, but he isn't
and our anery girly
 

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I spoke with the guy from reptilis, because he has no red eyes and i'm confused ...
we both think that he is a hypo....definitely a big secret, because the parents were both butter motley without any known het's. :shrugs:
 
my little baby just shed again so hers some new pictures ;)




to show the size beside a bissness card!







 
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