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It is cold, snowy and generally crummy out here in the arctic midwest. So, why not share some photos of tropical pythons!

Enjoy.

66% PH T+ albino blood python

"dirty granite" borneo

T+ albino blood python

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Thank you, nice pics.

Matthew

Great photos Rich! Snowing pretty good out in NY right now, nice to see some tropical snakes and pretend its warm out haha.
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Nick Bottini

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Very nice albino Rich!!!!! And I don't think there's anything dirty about the granite, he's sweet too!! Did you produce him??

Thanks all for looking. The "dirty granite" is one of my 2007 offspring from my two favorite borneo breeders Rock and Patience. I get lots of really interesting offspring from them, just have a hard time parting with them.
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That 66% PH is really interesting. Did the rest of the litter have that same appearance?

Kelly

Good eye....there are other genetics involved, but I am only admitting to the albino trait at this time. The other genetics need time to work out.
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Kelly,

If i am not mistaken, I have the parents for this animal...Rich correct me if i am wrong.

I also have some siblings that have a matrix look to them.
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"If i am not mistaken, I have the parents for this animal...Rich correct me if i am wrong."

You do

it sounds like they showed to typical blood variability in this litter as well.

Kelly

There was definitely something strange going on with this clutch... a few of the babies were pretty extreme