i just came up in my head this morning about all those color morph in ball pythons,corns,burms and milks so on, but what just hit me was are there ever going to be an albino childrens python,rubber boas,white lipped python, so on you name it, not only albino but what about snow,hypo have you guys ever tought of that? i know right now there are just few albino black headed pythons.
just a tought.
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morph in other snakes
derekdehaas
May 09, 2006 09:13 AM
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Ryan Shackleton
May 09, 2006 11:38 PM
The morphs have shown up in many other snakes, especially commonly kept venomous species. There is an albino timber rattler right now on the classifieds for $30,000. Albino diamondbacks are quite common. I've also seen albino common garters,monocled cobras, a picture of an albino Russell's viper, and on a German website a Dumerils boa that looked hypo or albino.
The reason ball and Burms are all you seem to see is balls, Burms, retics and common boas account for an extremely high percentage of pet snakes. The rest just aren't common enough to find out without some serious digging.
Now that I think of it, I believe there is a picture of an albino carpet python found near Darwin, Australia in Pythons of the World.
