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as requested a couple threads below, here's a pic of the two adult tangerine albinos I speculated might be hybinos. The richer-colored one was test bred last year and proved to be albino het/hypo. The paler one was a slow grower and i didn't use him this year but will test breed him next year. Obviously the pale one also has a lot of ontogenetic yellow. It's interesting to picture how he'd look without it.

terry

Hi,
Those snakes are very nice looking. I like the more orange looking one myself. But that deep red color on the other amel looks nice, especially with no tipping like that in an adult. Thanks for the pics,
jeff teel

I was hoping for another photo of the hatchling that you posted around the first of October. The one I said reminded me of the color of the old Pixie Stick candy in a tube.

>>I was hoping for another photo of the hatchling that you posted around the first of October. The one I said reminded me of the color of the old Pixie Stick candy in a tube.

I think that was this one, 034. It's not a pic from the past few days, but i think it was after it shed. still paler than the rest. If it get a chance i'll pop it in with one of the other tangerine albinos and take a comparo shot, before it gets moved on to its new home.

td

Yeah that's the one posted before on 10-1-04. Thanks