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Albino Patternless Labyrinth Burmese Python.

I don't have pics up but just wanted to let you all know. I'll get pics up later today or tomorrow at the latest.

Ben

I'm confused...how can it be patternless and labyrinth? Isn't that an oxymoron...or am I the moron, lol?!

Exactly....lol That is why I put the name up like that.

I took some pics. I just need to ge them up here.

exactly what? the oxymoron or I'm the moron?

Seriously...I'm missing something. 'splain it to me Lucy. I don't breed Burms, so I'm not up the genetics.

LOL...no, it is an oxymoron. The reason it is named a patternless Labyrinth is because it is the combination of two burmese pattern morphs. The patternless(also known as greens) and the labyrinth. When these two pattern morphs combine they seem to cancel each other out which resembles the green morph a lot more, although they still look quite different as you can see from this pic. This pic is one of the patternless labs I hatched out last year with a patternless sibling. The patternless labyrinths have no dorsal stripe/spotting or any spotting for that matter, a bit of a different color, and have a smoother look to them.

I can't even stand it.
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1.3 Albino Burmese Pythons
1.0 Green Burmese Python Het Albino
0.1 Granite Burmese Python Het Albino
1.0 Albino Boa Constrictor
0.1 Hypo Boa Constrictor
0.1 Het Albino Boa Constrictor
1.2 Purple Albino Retic
1.0 Tiger Retic Het Albino
0.1 Sunfire Retic Het Albino
A lot Ball Pythons
A lot of Corn Snakes
A lot of King & Milk Snakes
0.1 Savannah Monitor
Yes I have the space for these reptiles and yes I am a responsible keeper and breeder!

OK, I feel better now! I'm more of a lizard person and that's where my breeding experience lies. All these snake morphs get really confusing!

Awesome pics! I love both of those but I could really go for that dark-headed completely patternless before they are outlawed.