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This yearling male just shed.

and he's so pretty........

....I been looking at them ......nice......you have an albino glades too?...(pic?)....

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I just recently got this male and a younger female glades. They are the only glades I've got. A previous poster mentioned that some of the hypo glades for sale are actually t albino's. I know I had been eyeing up some that sunshine serpents had for sale. Are those albino's? Still very impressive either way.

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T albino is what I meant.

T plus albino.

YES Kathy Love originally produced these and they are definitely T Positive albinos.

You're killing me! I always wanted a hypo everglades...thanks for sharing

Me to. I had been thinking about getting a pair forever, then just spontaneously it happened. Of course, my version of a spontaneous buy isn't to different then a kid in a candy store or a gambler in a casino. Not much control when the right animal surfaces. No problem, when my future patent pending rack system that suspends from the ceiling is completed, I'll have plenty of room.

He is just spectacular looking !!!!!!
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Frank Roberts

I agree, he's a looker.

That's a smokin' everglades!I'm getting a pr. of hypos from Mark Banczak soon and plan to post pics as they grow up.I'm really lookin' forward to this project! Jeff

That's where I got these from. The female's a 2008 and still has blotched, but overall uniform peach pattern. Very cool snakes.

Glad you lie him Don. The female will color up very quickly. Here is a pic of a non-feeder alongside a 4-month old sibling.

Wondering if hypo glades typically get as large as normals. For that matter, do glades typically get as big as some of the big yellows?

I've had 6 ' 6" yellow male and I know a guy that had albut 7 foot glades.......
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I'm glad to hear he came from Mark!! Can't wait to get my pr.!! Jeff

Wow! Those colors are radiant!

The pic may have masked a little of the remaining pattern, but he is real nice, and probably will become more solid orange. Nice and relaxed to, easy to handle and feed.

That is a beauty!
This guy had a slow start, but definitely is making up for it!
This photo is two months old and was taken just out of brumation. He is much bigger and heavier now! I will get a better pic soon.

This guy was produced by Jason Hood.

Nice snake. Gotta love the bright orange eyes.

that is one cool looking snake. Are you breeding to produce these this year?

I just got a pair from Mark who posted above.

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