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annectens Never get the props they damn well deserve, but of course I biased anyhows

First of 2012 and I'm happy to have hit on the T+ again if only the one ,its certainly better than none.There's also two distinct phenos in those multi hets too.

That should read T positive, but for some odd reason this board wont register the plus symbol.

Anyhow here's the T posi albino from last year aged around 9 months old to illustrate how much nicer they get as they mature.
As it comes from my Hi-Red albino line, you can see the red starting to develop just after the purple ends on the neck.

I'm so jealous, my annectens had health issues due to an outcrossing attempt that involved a scissor's crossing wild caught male that spread parasites (I think) so no clutches this year

I recently used fenbendazole and two of my McGurty annectens are on the rebound and eating again. Maybe I'll have a chance to breed them late
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Pituophis c. annectans
Senticolis t. intermedia
Rhinechis scalaris
Elaphe bairdi
Lampropeltis zonata
Lampropeltis t. campbelli
Lampropeltis m. thayeri

Sorry to here that Bro, hopefully your luck with change for the better real soon.
I Love this time of year cos I feel like a kid every season without fail come pipping time.

I've had a nice little surprise from one of my outcrossed albino pairings, a first time breeding for this pair

Cool annectans Al. Very good looking patterns on those animals.

Jason

Thanks Jason,

Hope your well Bro.

I struck lucky with the newest pair of albino variants this season, first clutch from them, first egg to pip and BOOM!! Snowtime Its another first genetics wise and I'm very pleased.