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RE: Albino Blue tongue Skinks?

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Posted by: Fabrizio13 at Thu Dec 23 17:48:40 2010  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by Fabrizio13 ]  
   

If I'm correct, you saw that in REPTILES magazine from a little bit ago. It stated that the albino and melanistic offspring were bred and born in Australia, and I have no clue of anybody outside of Australia who works with them, not saying there isn't any. My bet if anybody does, they would be in Europe. There are some morphs available in small number in the United States, such has hypo, "white" phase (where the skink is born normal, but as it ages, it becomes increasingly solid white), and some others.


   

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