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This little girl is a yearling het for albino mocquards beauty snake. Hope yall like her. Later, Randy Whittington

This little guy is a hatchling from last year. He was not a happy camper as you can see. Randy

We always think of the beauties as the Taiwans, Blues, and Caves. I've seen some people list the Mocquard in there, but not enough. Are you producing any albinos this year Randy?

Terry Parks

>>This little guy is a hatchling from last year. He was not a happy camper as you can see. Randy
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I couldn't agree more. You just dont see many of them around. I am trying to do my share to change that.
I did'nt produce any albinos this year. My albino group were too young to breed this year. I'll have to see about next year.
Here is a picture of my light yellow Mocquards female.
Later, Randy Whittington

Thanks for the info on available albinos. It's going to be great seeing more Mocquards being captive bred. Good luck

Terry Parks

>>I couldn't agree more. You just dont see many of them around. I am trying to do my share to change that.
>>I did'nt produce any albinos this year. My albino group were too young to breed this year. I'll have to see about next year.
>>Here is a picture of my light yellow Mocquards female.
>>Later, Randy Whittington
>>

Nice animals, Randy. I hope my Chinese beauties turn out that well. How'd the PA herp show go?

TC

Thanks Terry,
It was the Baltimore, MA show I went to. I am afraid it was not as good as it has been in years past. There were several empty tables and I know of more than a couple of breeders with very clean collections that have been turned down or worse than that just not had e-mails returned concerning getting in.
I just hate to see that when I drive several hours there to spend good money and many of the things I am looking for are not there and there are too many empty tables.
I did manage to pick up a thing or two though. Later, Randy Whittington

I do like her! What yellow!
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~Katt