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Feeding picture of my Albino Bairds that I wanted to share. Enjoy!

Ken Diehl

>>Feeding picture of my Albino Bairds that I wanted to share. Enjoy!
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>>Ken Diehl
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Nice! I know that the hypos are sometimes called albinos. Is there a distinct hypo line and an albino line?

DR
Suboc.com

I don't believe there is a distinct "hypo" form, but a distinct T albino form. My info comes from Brian at BHB Reptiles. I have an "albino" male and a Het. female and have had several conversations with him. It appears the "albino strain" came from Europe. Brian believes it to be the T form. I don't really care, they are beautiful whatever they are! If someone can tell me how to post photos on this forum, I will. I plan on crossing to an amel corn this next year to test for it being allelic or not. I know HYBRID, iiiiich! But I'm curious and will sell them as hybrids.

For some reason the sign didn't show up in the "T albino", but that is what I meant. Stu

AHHH, the "PLUS" sign still didn't show up. I hope you all know what I meant. Stu

There is something in the code here that blocks it. So here is how you go around it:

You can try to enter the HTML code for the plus symbol.

A plus sign is & # 4 3 ; (don't include the spaces between 5 characters.

For example, 1 1 = 2

Good luck.
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phflame
kingsnake.com host

Thanks for your input, but I beleive you are on target. These serpents do have pink eyes, not gray. In Sept. at the ETHS Conference, showed this Bairds to Tracy Barker, she belived it to be a T-Albino.

Thanks, Ken