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here's a pic of one of the albinos crawling past a het sibling that's slit the egg.

Terry

Awesome looking babies!! The wonder of nature still awes me, and baby snakes are top of the list!!
Good luck with them!
Brian

dammit now youre making me wanna breed snakes

n/t

=)

Have you ever seen or produced an Albino Eastern King that has the actual chain pattern on it's sides?
I've never seen a Albino that displayed any discernable chain pattern what so ever, although the hets I've seen had more chain patterns to them. Just curious if the lack of chains is a trait of the Albinos.

>>Have you ever seen or produced an Albino Eastern King that has the actual chain pattern on it's sides?
>>I've never seen a Albino that displayed any discernable chain pattern what so ever, although the hets I've seen had more chain patterns to them. Just curious if the lack of chains is a trait of the Albinos.

Hi,

I just went to the snake room and grabbed the albino that hatched yesterday (I hadn't removed it yet from the egg container). As you can see in these pix, it's got the characteristic chain pattern. After I took these pix I went back out and quickly checked one that hatched the day before and had already been housed separately. It did not show the pattern.

Just out of curiosity, how many albinos & hets have you seen?

Terry

Now that's what I'm talking about!!!!!
Are you going to sell that snake?
If so, I'll buy it.
I've seen pics of the snakes that Tom in N.Y. has, pics of your stuff, and I've personally seen the snakes that Kevin has at N.E.R.D.
None had chain patterns to them.
I didn't think they were pure Easterns until this picture!!!
STUNNING!!!!

Thanks for the photo!
Bobby

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