Not actually any new morphs, but there is a picture....it's a wierd cal King I have, but I don't know what he is, I will find out eventually, through breeding...
I am looking for a somewhat comprehensive list of Herp species being kept in captivity. I am designing captive husbandry management software, and I want my species selection to be as comprehensive as possible without ncluding too many obscure taxons that are not kept in captivity. Currently I am concentrating on Suborder Ophidia, but I want to include all of "reptilia" eventually. Any ideas?
This will eventuially be published as a web-accessible herp management database, with personalized accounts available for inventory tracking, breeding reports, genetic calculations, etc.
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Jeremy J. Anderson
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Request for resources. Please Help. Picture of never before seen morph!!
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Frank Slavens used to do an annual "Reptiles and Amphibians in Captivity - Breeding, Longevity, and Inventory". That may be the single best source for what your want.
Paul Hollander
Frank Slavens' web site
I'm not up on the latest in this area, but that looks to me like what we called a Lavender albino back in the 80's.
Frank
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