Re: 'blue' beauties

Posted by Clay (A.R.B.) on May 01, 2002 at 22:34:56:

In Reply to: 'blue' beauties posted by WaH on May 01, 2002 at 18:57:54:

Like Bill was saying, it's hard to tell what a given blue will look like as an adult because they are not born blue, the color develops with age.
Some individuals darken with age as well. For instance I have one female that has gotten fairly dark, but another male and female that are a beautiful steely blue color.
It would be best to know how the parents looked, but as with any snake that gets color with age, you can never be completely sure what a particular individual will turn out like.

• A.R.B.

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: Like Bill was saying, it's hard to tell what a given blue will look like as an adult because they are not born blue, the color develops with age. : Some individuals darken with age as well. For instance I have one female that has gotten fairly dark, but another male and female that are a beautiful steely blue color. : It would be best to know how the parents looked, but as with any snake that gets color with age, you can never be completely sure what a particular individual will turn out like.

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