Has anyone see a puff like this before?
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Has anyone see a puff like this before?
Another Shot
I like it.
Looks hypo as compared to this very nice normal one.
Dan

That is a very nice specimen as well!!
Super nice....
Male or Female?
Al
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He is a Male. I am not sure if he is a hypo or not. I am currently looking for a nice girl for him. All the girls that I am currently growing up don't look anything like him, so if anyone has a female similar, or just an adult female let me know. I am interested in several.
Well that was my thought...I just want a "Stud" and will share the offspring.
Al

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Is this your snake or one you saw elsewhere? Do you know anything of its history(who produced, CB or WC?)? I don't know enough about them for this to be much more than a guess, but could it possibly be a cross with a rhino or Gaboon? The red almost makes me think so, but if it's purely a color morph that's even better.
Yes, this is my snake, all my pics are my animals unless stated other wise. It is WC and is supposedly caught in a part of Africa that is not collected in much, but I have no idea if that is true. The scalation is the same as all the rest of my puffs.
Looks like a hypomelanistic to me. I've seen albinos also.
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Chad Bachman
That is one nice specimen - possibly a Hypo??
Do the eyes (pupils) have a reddish reflection to them?
This one is younger, smaller, and needs to shed, but you can see how nice this one is turning out.
Pic of Puff's eye through glass. Man this guy is killer.
Man..just a fantastic animal....
Al
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but I saw a program several years ago that showed some puff adders like that. It was in a desert/ dune habitat in one of the far northern African countries. I at was first surprised that they ranged that far north, then totally awed by the coloring which reminded me a lot of Echis, but it would only make sense for that type of habitat. Beautiful snake! as are all the others posted. I love all the variation.
Rich
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