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WOoHooo look at this guy, almost 100% perfect pattern, this is one of the most beutiful animals I have ever produced...I am totally amazed..not only did I get a striped albino but I got two in the same clutch... I just can't stop drooling on this guys deli..I am so happy!!!

wow what a screamer

That is incredible! I need a Thesaurus to look up every word to describe awesome and beautiful to fully compliment that snake! When that gets some size on it it is gonna be even more outrageous. Congrats Justin! Tom Stevens
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Much appreciated bro..

What were your incubating temps?? That is an awesome looking snake!!!

>>WOoHooo look at this guy, almost 100% perfect pattern, this is one of the most beutiful animals I have ever produced...I am totally amazed..not only did I get a striped albino but I got two in the same clutch... I just can't stop drooling on this guys deli..I am so happy!!!
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Thomas Sierra
1.1 Irian Jaya
1.1 Ball Pythons Het For Albino
Alb Honduran 2.3
Hypo Honduran 2.2
Anery Hondo 2.5
Tangerine Alb Hondo 1.0
DH Snow Hondo 2.0
Het Tang Alb Hondo 3.3
Het Pin Stripe Hypo 0.1
Triple Het Hondos 1.1

I incubate at 82' , these are not temp related. This is the albino version of the applegate striped sinaloan, only 3 exist that I know of..Applegates which was hatched last year and my 2 which were hatched this year.
Regards,
Justin

That is part nelsoni, correct?
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Depends on who you talk too...
People with little knowledge in the actual history and importation of nelsoni and sinaloan would say yes. But those who actually studied and were there ..Bob Applegate , Dave Barker etc..would probably say no..that most nelsoni in US colletions are actually decendents of sinaloans including the 1st albino's..when sinaloans were 1st imported they were mostly seperated due to band counts only, ..many were collected in the intergrade zone and most were probably natural intergrades(east of Mazatlan,Sinaloa, Mexico)later(@1978) this area which was formely known as nelsoni territory was renamed sinaloan territory( after most of the imports..LOL), this why sometimes even with "pure" strains you still hatch out 17-22 triad animals along side 11 triad specimens. Through trait breeding we now have two distinct "types" nelsoni and sinaloae. When the 1st striped was produced by Tad Fitzgerald they were keyed out as sinaloans..but others keyed them out as nelsoni..who's right?My take is there all sinaloans.
Hope I don't offend anyone with this, but I do believe it to be accurate since this knowledge was gained 1st hand by some of the most respected breeders in the industry. There's a great short article written by Applegate that explains this, you can find it in Vivarium Volume 10 Number 6 page 44.

I am really hoping to get a few as well in the next week or so. After seeing my little one that died last year and your babies I am getting pretty excited. What was the ratio on the other mutations in that clutch?
Congrats again.
Nathan

Thanks Nathan for the compliment I wish you well with them, maybe if you want we can swap sometime for better unrelated bloodline.
out of 12 eggs this is what I got..
2 striped albino's
1 normal stripe
1 normal albino
8 normals

That is just freaking sweet.
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Mike
KingPin Reptiles Inc.
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thats awsome i beleive ~fantastic~ is a HUGE understatement congrats on producing such a B@D@$$ snake,,,,,,,thomas davis

Thanks I appreciate the compliment. Hopefully I will be producing many more so others can enjoy these.