Just for sake of conversation, it baffles me that no one in the reptile loving world breeds albino chelydra, I would think that there would be an interest in them and sales would be good , I know I would love to acquire one or two . Does anyone anywhere that we know of breed them, whether for sale or personal collection? I`ve never heard of anyone myself.Are common snappers that hard to breed in captivity? Or is that a pair is so hard to find? Looking forward to all answers. Thanks
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Why Doesn`t anyone breed albino?
fugisnap
Aug 03, 2006 02:15 PM
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ExcessiveHerps
Aug 04, 2006 05:41 PM
Albino snappers are rare in captivity I have personnally only heard or seen about half a dozen I've seen some for sale maybe 2-3 times for $1000-$3000. I think the fact that they are so rare and costly one they are avaiable they aren't established I'm sure there are a few folks working with some albino snappers do.
Xavier
snakito
Aug 05, 2006 04:18 AM
when i was in wisconsin dells i seen like 5 in the for sale shop. they also had albino red eared sliders but they were not for sale
