scaleless ball python!!!

[champagne]

Scaleless Ball Python! SnakeBytesTV - YouTube

how many time have someone posted up a hatchling missing scales or scale size variations and had it dismissed as nothing...

 

[hayden123113]

I would love to see scaleless morphs in morelia, just picture a scaleless gtp and how bright they would look.

 

[littlemay]

I don't know... this just doesn't appeal to me. Taking away one of the defining characteristics of an animal seems wrong.

 

[Shotta]

wow glad it worked out for brian gotta be happy with that..would be shattered if he didn't get any

 

[champagne]

I would love to see scaleless morphs in morelia, just picture a scaleless gtp and how bright they would look.

It will probably pop up in ants first already have lucy and pieds, wont be long IMO before scaleless pop up

 

[RedFox]

Scaleless death adders already exist and are pretty interesting looking.

 

[champagne]

Scaleless death adders already exist and are pretty interesting looking.

very interesting feeling too

 

[Amelia]

Something ironic about discussing the tools you need to be a good snake breeder & then going on to talk about scaleless pythons.

 

[zulu]

Interesting how they keep everything in those racks systems ,large burms and retics ,greens etc ,look healthy and breed .

 

[imported_Varanus]

My nephew makes them all the time, out of plasticine! Does scaleless Death Adders too. What colour would you like?

 

[treeofgreen]

Something ironic about discussing the tools you need to be a good snake breeder & then going on to talk about scaleless pythons.

Not really ironic at all... they are discussions..? lol

Who doesnt want to touch one? Although they creep me out abit :S

 

[skittles-1994]

They look so gorgeous, oh my gosh! So soft looking! O:

 

[longqi]

Interesting how they keep everything in those racks systems ,large burms and retics ,greens etc ,look healthy and breed .

POWS kept starving in concentration camps bred
Puppy farms??? Remember them??
Survival instinct makes animals breed
Their container is no real impediment to that

 

[Lawra]

Wow bit behind the times, I saw this on Instagram a few weeks ago lol.

I think is weird, retarded and somewhat gross. Like those hairless cats. *shudder*

 

[junglepython2]

What's the history of them? For there to be known hets they can't be the first scaleless ball pythons.

 

[hayden123113]

What's the history of them? For there to be known hets they can't be the first scaleless ball pythons.

These scaleless pythons are a product of two ball pythons that have scales on them except for their head. The scaleless pythons in this instance are a super form. There are no know hets as far as I know.

 

[longqi]

These scaleless pythons are a product of two ball pythons that have scales on them except for their head. The scaleless pythons in this instance are a super form. There are no know hets as far as I know.

Another scaleless was captive farmed a couple of years ago
But these are the first captive bred ones

 

[Beans]

I have to agree with what someone else said, changing the color of a species, like red green tree pythons, the hundreds of morphs of balls and albinos is one thing, but as cool and amazing as a scaleless snake is, I just think its kinda wrong. To take away their scales is just.....no. They have scales for a reason, not to mention the health issues that could arise from it. It just looks really freaking weird.

But think of it this way, you breed a red elephant, with no tusks and half a trunk. People would pay to see it.

 

[Trimeresurus]

I have to agree with what someone else said, changing the color of a species, like red green tree pythons, the hundreds of morphs of balls and albinos is one thing, but as cool and amazing as a scaleless snake is, I just think its kinda wrong. To take away their scales is just.....no. They have scales for a reason, not to mention the health issues that could arise from it. It just looks really freaking weird.

But think of it this way, you breed a red elephant, with no tusks and half a trunk. People would pay to see it.

Scaleless snakes still have all the important scales they need for life in captivity, in the wild they wouldn't go to well.

 

[champagne]

a hatchling was brought in for Africa that was missing a few scales on its head, when bred to an unrelated normal it produced another ball python missing a few scales on its head. Brian then bred them together and it turn out to have a super form which is scaleless. I like they way the colour and pattern ''pops'' on the scaleless.