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Re: And then there was a new morph?
Well, you lost me. I haven't seen a youtube icon since the forum was updated. A filmstrip icon has taken its place.
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T. radix Ranch
Re: And then there was a new morph?
The YouTube icon is in "Go Advanced"
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Pyrondenium Rose
Re: And then there was a new morph?
Yeah, that's what I meant to say... Not preview.
Chantel
2.2.3 Thamnophis ordinoides Derpy Scales, Hades, Mama, Runt, Pumpkin, Azul, Spots
(Rest in peace Snakey, Snap, Speckles, Silver, Ember and Angel.)
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"PM Boots For Custom Title"
Re: And then there was a new morph?
 Originally Posted by reptileparadise
Not quite with you on this mate... can you explain?
Hows your season coming along mate? Would love to see you hypo parietalis, both parents and if already born, young as well.... never seen anyone offer true hypo's before! Getting excited just thinking about the possibilities!
i only made one comment so i assume hes talking about that...anyways i agree with you on the hypo comment, have you seen Steven Bols hypo terrestris? very pretty!!
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the red sided giant
Re: And then there was a new morph?
Have not seen it, but would be very interested to see them! Ditto to the hypo parietalis. We know ours have very little black, but a hypo must be even more amazing then!
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Re: And then there was a new morph?
"hypo" for what? "Hypo" by itself is meaningless. Could be hypomelanistic, hypoerythristic, or hypoglycemic for example. Big difference in what those three things mean for the animal. I ask because only one of those "hypos" has any affect on black pigment.
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"PM Boots For Custom Title"
Re: And then there was a new morph?
thats not true dude...the hypo burmese is a good example of what a hypo is...the whole snake is pale...same with hypo balls
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Re: And then there was a new morph?
 Originally Posted by BUSHSNAKE
the hypo burmese is a good example of what a hypo is...the whole snake is pale...same with hypo balls
Hypo-what?
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Thamnophis houstonius
Re: And then there was a new morph?
Hypo, without a root word, means: "under", or "less than," or "inadequate." Will need more info to know what it is "less than."
~* Emily *~
Canis lupus familiaris- Tippy, Thamnophis proximus orarius- Proximus, Thamnophis sirtalis parietalis- Tallie
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07-23-2012, 08:18 PM
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Re: And then there was a new morph?
 Originally Posted by BUSHSNAKE
same with hypo balls
This isn't the place to complain about your inadequacies.
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