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Terry Cox
at Sat Jun 18 10:04:17 2005 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by Terry Cox ]
>>In closer look this blotches is not brown, its seems like dark yellow. I look at this snake several days without delay and become lost. Eyes of this specimen is dark red, not black and coloration/pattern is more yellow, than brown! So, i think that chemical tests must be done before final conclusion. Chris, Terry, can you advice me literature sources in that i can learn more about tyrosinase positive amelanism? And, maybe, you know which tests exactly i must made?
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Ivan, it is thought that hypomelanism is just a form of amelanism anyway. IMO, there are various stages of amelanism, from true albino to just a reduction of melanin. I call my snakes that look somewhat like yours hypomelanistic because they are not "true" albinos. Anyway, yours is a beautiful snake whatever you call it, and it's up to you what you would like to call it. Different folks have different opinions.
>>Terry, i cant visit States in this year and, i fear, that i cant do it in future. Here is infinite problems - lack of money I will visit Snake Day in Amsterdam in this year, so you can meet me there.
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I would like to visit Snake Day, but I have some problems too. Besides the cost, I don't have the time, and also, it would be difficult for me to bring the snakes back into the U. S. A better plan would have an American who is already at the Snake Day pick up the snakes, and I would pay him for the service and pay you for the snakes. I hope this could work and hope you would save some of your het. for amel. for me. Thanks...Terry
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RE: Amelanistic Elaphe dione foto - Terry Cox, Sat Jun 18 10:04:17 2005