They also call these T albino yellow ratsnakes, i traded a calico softshell for a breeding pair and a baby pair, i was wondering about the price of these guys.I normally wouldnt ask this question in a forum but i am unable to find out specific info on these guys or any for sale. these guys are pure and have no corn in them at all paperwork proven. Thanks for your time...
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morphing lavender albino yellow ratsnakes
pitburms
Nov 04, 2003 11:02 AM
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Dwight Good
Nov 04, 2003 12:20 PM
>>They also call these T albino yellow ratsnakes, i traded a calico softshell for a breeding pair and a baby pair, i was wondering about the price of these guys.I normally wouldnt ask this question in a forum but i am unable to find out specific info on these guys or any for sale. these guys are pure and have no corn in them at all paperwork proven. Thanks for your time...
What do you mean by paperwork proven? Just curious. There are a couple of strains of 'lavender' albino yellow rats out there, be careful as some are tainted with greenish rat blood.
Do you have photos? Who did you get yours from?
In regards to your pricing question, I'd say a lavender albino yellow would be worth $35-100.
Hope this helps,
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Dwight Good
http://www.kingsnake.com/obsoleta
Jeff Schofield
Nov 05, 2003 12:49 AM
That original pr that I got the multi-hets from were BOTH found by Art Bass in the same county in Florida...Lee I think.Mark Lucas and Don Soderberg responsibly relayed the info. Was there a lavender "greenish" or was it supposed to be a cross from a black?By the way I will send you some updated pics,thanks,Jeff
