Hi Misty,.....

Don Soderberg has a photo of an "axanthic" Texas Ratsnake that looks quite authentic, but I have no clue about it's origin at all. But I would bet you could easily find out if you contacted him.

Look pretty striking though, and definitely different with zero yellows/oranges, just stark blacks, greys and white.

As far as Blacks go, I can't say I am aware of any anery's or axanthic morphs, but who knows, could be almost ANYTHING somewhere owned by someone.

Down the ways here a good bit, "AlanShaheen" posted a thread about a VERY hypo-erythristic Texas Rat oddity that was captured on Max Peterson's property recently too.

Here is the link. This animal is WAY COOL!!, and so was the axanthic in Soderberg's photo.


later!, ~Doug
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