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Hello,
I know it´s not a ball but I just want to share some pictures of my "new sensation".
he has no black on his body. simply pink/purple/caramel !
The tongue is purple (not black !). And look into his eyes !
In the pictures you can compare him with his "normal" littermates.
HE´S STUNNING !
So ... What do you think ?
Awesome Dumerils! Was this an "accident"? As far as my knowledge of Dumeril's goes there aren't too many (any?) morphs out there.
Thats hot!
has tripled!!! Those are gorgeous!!!!
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There are few other T plus Dumerils in a collection in Germany, but all are female. Last I heard from the owner, they had yet to get any males out of the breedings. Keep getting females and only one at a time.
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2.4 dumerils boas, 1.1 albino burmese python, 0.2 bearded dragons, 1.0 german giant bearded dragon & 0.0.1 sulcata tortoise
my guess......
perty dern perty one too.......
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hmmmmm... i dont know, jeff. the eyes look to be red. my vote is t pos albino.
joe
don't look red to me./....and I am not getting my glasses....LOL..maybe they'll tell us what they are?...
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..........were there T plus'es before this?...or hypos?....
...cute......either way......
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Nice to see a morph Dumeril! Definetely a Caramel!
Your animals are realted to these?
http://www.pythons-boas.de/main.php?sprache=english&id=2&link=Boas
Where do you live?
awesome animal no matter what!
Congrats
Mark
No, they are not in the U.S.
They are still in Europe !
unless someone actually has a Tyrosinase test done there is no way to tell if the mutuation is a T positive albino or not. Even if the test is done all it will say is if Tyrosinase is present which it would be either way. It seems that T Positive is just the sexier name these days 
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