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I purchased a Male (i regret not getting the pair) pueblan milk this weekend, to pair up with a female i alreayd own. i didn't really look at him at the Expo, but when i got home i noticed he had two spots on his side... they are white with red tipping, it appears to be "albino white" not regular white like his bands... have any of you Pueblan breeders seen any thing like this B4?

not the best pix but i hope you can see what i mean

~ZF

Zenny for you I hope it is a new morph but i wouldn't hold my breath for the big bucks to roll in. I know a guy in Florida that has hondurans that have simular white spots on them. He has even produced it in different years but not very consistently. At Daytona he tried to sell them for $100 ech on Sat and then down to $65 on Sunday and nobody even looked twice. Though I bet if Terry had them on his table they would have went for $200 but that is the great thing about having a good name. So I guess I am saying prove it out in a couple years and in the mean time make a name for yourself with what you do have. You have some great kings so it should be easy. LOL
Good Luck
Jason

i know what you mean by having a name.

Honestly i hope to "Have a name" in this industry some day.

i just hope if i stumble across something new, i don't get on of those "it can't be pure" comments

N E way.. thanx Jason

ttyl

~ZF

Yeah, good luck with that. I know what you mean. I have a big ol' male sinaloan that has always produced a lot of white bellied babies when bred to my females. A friend thought it was something cool and has since bred them together and has sinaloans that are all red except at the tail where they are washed out red/white. I shoulda kept working with them as well.
Don't know if yours is anything other than an aberrant band or whatever, but I'd keep it to breed back to its young someday.
:Mark

i never thought any thing of it... i have a male het Albino Nelsoni white a white belly and a female Sinaloan with a black belly... i thought i was normal...

~ZF

How was the expo? I slept Sunday till 3pm. I regret not going. I wanted to look for an albino nelson. Have the set up ready.
I think the next expo isnt till late Summer.
Luis

The Expo was a Zoo... i've never seen so many people in there b4.
i got a really nice female Albino Nelsoni for $75 from "outback reptiles"... every one else were selling um reg. price.

the next expo is in july... you should get some really good stuff then.

~ZF

OTHER FUTURE WHITE PLAINS NEW YORK SHOW DATES:

2005

Sunday, July 10, 2005

Sunday, September 11, 2005

Sunday, November 27, 2005 (Date Change)

2006 (Still tentative)

January 7 & 8, 2006

April 23, 2006

July 9. 2006

September 10, 2006

November 2006- Date TBA

Thats a magnificent albino nelson. I am going to the next show. Nothing like seeing what your going to buy in person and watching it eat.
Thanks

~ZF

Looks like it might have been the beginning of an aberrant triad. Notice how the white is surrounded by black pigment just like the normal bands are.

Scott Ballard

that would make sense to me if there wasn't red tipping on the white and if the white was the same cream-ish color like his bands...

Thanx thou! "

~ZF

im not sure what this is but my sinaloan have something like that ...

looks similar... but is there red tipping on the white aberrant spots?

~ZF

ZF, if you look closely at the closeup view of your snake there are some interesting khaki-brown scales on the "black" ring of the uppermost triad. do those show up when you view the snake in person or is that just some phenomenon of the photography & perhaps flash? a pretty snake, regardless.
terry

>>ZF, if you look closely at the closeup view of your snake there are some interesting khaki-brown scales on the "black" ring of the uppermost triad. do those show up when you view the snake in person or is that just some phenomenon of the photography & perhaps flash? a pretty snake, regardless.
>>terry

THIS PORTION OF YOUR SNAKE:

ZF, if you look closely at the closeup view of your snake there are some interesting khaki-brown scales on the "black" ring of the uppermost triad. do those show up when you view the snake in person or is that just some phenomenon of the photography & perhaps flash? a pretty snake, regardless.
terry

That's actually red on top the black... it may not be any thing special but it's really interesting to me... Thanx for the compliment

~ZF