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This is a shot of one of the awesome albino tigers Al had with him in Daytona. As usual, Al's snakes were nothing less than amazing. These snakes really look impressive in person; they have more color than photos will show. Cindy and Al have top of the line animals and are always willing to speak with you, whether you're a large breeder or first time buyer. I can't wait to make my own albino tigers!

take care,
Chris DeLay
Stellar Constrictors

Thank you by the way Chris i just wanted to mention that the albino tiger is actually co owned between Al and Pete kahl .

n/p
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Marcia Pimentel
Tango River Reptiles
GiantFeeders

But I don't think that is the albino tiger. Al only produced one albino tiger and it was not on display. He had it with him just not on the table. He let me see it and its even more spectacular than the normal albinos! I don't mean to slam you Chris, I just wanted to clarify which animal is which. The snake you posted has a mostly striped pattern, giving it the appearance of an albino tiger. What gives it away is the normal pattern on its tail and neck, and the absence of the elongated white spots on the sides of the snake. If you find some past photos of his albinos I think you will agree. Again, I might be wrong about this so please correct me if you have the right information.
Thanks Todd Dyer

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from what I understand.. Pete sent his fire eyed albino to baldogo's to breed. They bred it to a tiger. They then bred them back and only a faew eggs made it. 1 of them was an albino tiger and the rest were just albinos. The albino line as most of you know is very different than any other lines and some believe that its more beautiful. I heard the albino tiger (kahl line) was very nice.. I believe Al was selling the normal albinos for $10,000/each.. Did I hear wrong?
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Savannah
Morph Specialties
New Imported Morphs
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That is one awesome snake. I was wondering if the Baldogos have a website or an email address that I could contact them at? Thanks
Nick

They maintain a price list and extensive photographs of their amelanistic retics on www.wantapet.net -just follow the reptile links. You can reach them by e-mail from that site as well.
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Marcia Pimentel
Tango River Reptiles
GiantFeeders

This is the pic from Al at his site on wantapet.com

A Striper.....