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These were hatched at South Mountain this year. They result from parent snakes that were het for lava, Amel, and Terrazzo. I THINK the first pic is an Amel/Lava Terrazzo female. The eyes just don't match those of a normal albino thought they do have a light shade of pink in the pupils. Isis match the ground color. The second photo is a male Terrazzo het for albino and Lava. There are four other females with varying colors and patterns. Looking forward to 2011!

Ok. I spelled Iris incorrectly. LOL

The remaining three Terrazzos. The fourth female is Lava.

Just FYI- beautiful animals but the 1st one pictured is just an abbarent rosy ratsnake and not a Terrazzo. Double check with Don and this should be confirmed- still a beautiful animal though.

Graham
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>>These were hatched at South Mountain this year. They result from parent snakes that were het for lava, Amel, and Terrazzo. I THINK the first pic is an Amel/Lava Terrazzo female. The eyes just don't match those of a normal albino thought they do have a light shade of pink in the pupils. Isis match the ground color. The second photo is a male Terrazzo het for albino and Lava. There are four other females with varying colors and patterns. Looking forward to 2011!
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I like this snake
very nice.
I wonder what terrazzo and tessera will do
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Dang! Those just about made me crap my pants!

Very nice looking babies!

Wow, can't wait to see that one in the first pic as an adult, that should be an amazing animal, the face and eyes are very intersting looking.
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Jeff Benfer
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