I was in a local store today and saw 2 "burms being unloaded from a shipping box,I know the owners son pretty well so I asked him,"how much for the albino burms"?
His answer shocked me,he said they were in fact albino INDIANS !
apon closer exam,they are a mustard color with a unusual pattern,AND HUGE PINK FACES !,I have seen alot of albinos,nbut never like this.....the pink in the face goes from the nose to back of head on each side,and top to bottom on each side,unbelievable !
ARE THESE A NEW THING? ARE THEY REALY INDIANS? WHO IS BREEDING THEM? AAAAAHHHHHHHH! IVE GOT TO GET SOME !
I guess I need to add,he got them in a trade,he knows little about their background,they are currently at least 7 ft long.Im going with my camera later this week and try and get a pic.
these were just AWSOME !
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morph or the real deal(hey Dr. Carmichael!)
luvthemherps
May 03, 2005 11:50 PM
Replies (2)
Kelly_Haller
May 04, 2005 12:12 AM
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Carmichael
May 04, 2005 07:55 AM
I completely agree with Kelly; simple descriptions won't work. Realize this, as exciting as the prospect may be in obtaining albino Indians, there are MANY logistical problems in selling them because of their status; you need to make sure you have a paper trail for EVERYTHING. Post some pics.
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Rob Carmichael, Curator
The Wildlife Discovery Center at Elawa Farm
Lake Forest, IL
