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rosspadilla
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I don't know how you can prove it was not captive bred other than knowing that population of kings very well and knowing its pattern type came from somewhere else, like a striped Cal king found well outside its range. With desert kings, I wouldn't have a clue.
I've heard there are two types of axanthic desert kings, visually at least. Some are born with white and others with a bluish white waxy color.
There's also a very light hypo type desert king in some zoo that may be a T positive albino. It looks very light brown unlike the typical hypo desert kings. There's actually a story behind that morph that is hard to remember. I think someone found one in Texas.
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RE: what are the known splendida morphs? - rosspadilla, Sun May 4 01:39:09 2014