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Thought you might all like to see this site.
I have placed a link below to a website here in Australia that has bred the 'Albino Darwin carpets'(M.s.variegata).
Also, they have alot of other great species that they are working with, alot of photo's and info.
www.southernxreptiles.com
Thanks for the fantastic link!
So the albino Darwin ended up in a private collection huh?
The only thing I can fault those folks for their lack of Kinghorni!
BTW, it is good to see you around again. You've been hiding for a long time now!
Take care.
-Yasser
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Hi Yasser,
Thanks mate, good to be back, all be it in a different country!
'Kinghorni' are bred over here fairly regularly, hatchies sell for A$250-A$350 each, with adults around A$600-A$750 each, shame you don't see them much in the US, I know you are a little keen on them! LOL!
Cheers,
Neil
i don't doubt what it is but it looks like a nice bredli. very cool animal though none the less.
andrew
in the original post its the link that he was posting, the pic is a very nice bredli as you pointed out, but the link is to the page of the owners of the albino variegata in australia, southernxreptiles.com
J
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Jaymz
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sorry about that, i should have gone in. i have never seen that pic before, that is an absolutely gorgeous snake.
andrew
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