A few more albinos shed today, thought I would snap a few quick ones. I have to be honest, the brightest one, I am still not 100% convinced that its an albino. Something about it still says sunglow to me when I look at it. The camera I have isnt good enough to capture it, but looking in the eyes, its eyes are a super bright orange compared to the albino siblings, not to mention the bright orange fade running down its side. and putting them next to eachother is like night and day. Yet it doesnt have the sunglow saddles......
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More post-shed pics
NUCCIZ_BOAS
Aug 14, 2008 11:57 PM
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LarM
Aug 15, 2008 01:32 AM
I'm in no way any expert but I do have an opinion. I think its an awesome Albino specimen. Although in my opinion if the tail blotches clearish white outlines have any color bleeding into them. You could make a good Case for it to be a Sunglow. I've noticed some Sunglows that seem to have alot of that translucent whitish outline with very little color spilling over. They always have some color spilling into that outline though.
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AshLopez
Aug 16, 2008 04:08 AM
Very nice.
Great color on that one.
Kinda sunglowish to me too.
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