 |  | Mutation: Primary
Color & pattern
Genetics
Varies depending on lineage.
First Produced
NERD, Inc. (2000) | AKA
Bullseye, Pied Spot
Related Projects
N/A | | | |
Ringers are characterized by a band of patternless white scales, typically located on the posterior 1/3 of the snake's body. This white band is often bordered by orange or yellow pigmentation. The white markings on ringers may be subtle or extreme, ranging from a thin band (or even ventrolateral striping) to a large patch of white. The inheritence of this trait varies from bloodline to bloodline; some may be dominant or recessive, while others do not appear to be inherited in a recognizable manner. Ringers also turn up every year in shipments of CH & WC animals from Africa, and are often available on the open market. |
