Somewhat a noob to crocodilians and I am curious to know if there is any record of Caimans having crossed with Alligators (or vice versa)or if there has ever been a leucistic caiman ever produced.
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Somewhat a noob to crocodilians and I am curious to know if there is any record of Caimans having crossed with Alligators (or vice versa)or if there has ever been a leucistic caiman ever produced.
Strictly had a leucistic smoothfront or dwarf in 2005 I dont know what happened to it.In the early 80s some one had a albino spec that made a few herp posters but I heard it died befor it bred.
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I heard about a adult albino P. trigonatus a couple years back that is in the USA.
The odd looking probably t albino P. palpebrosus baby from back around 2005 was said to be wild caught in Guyana but more likely Suriname, this caiman didnt belong to Strictly.
Tom Crutchfield had either a leucistic or albino Spec caiman (I believe albino) which he sent to a friend in Thailand. The caiman did die before it could be bred.
There was a leucistic Spec caiman offered back in the mid 90's from some SA country (I forget which).
There are a number of albino yacare in exsistance, 8 or so in Brazil (which many were recently stolen and a couple in Thailand)
I remember the poster back in the 80's but it was a leucistic Spec caiman shown on the poster if I recall correctly.
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