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Here is a Normal Amel Albino. This one is almost 3 years old and keeps getting lighter in color with each shed. Some of the younger Amels that we have are "washing out" very quickly at less than one year of age.

Al

Now thats what I'm talking about. I sure do like those amels. Outstanding Al!

Jim

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She's looking good Al! I'd love to see some full body shots of the older Amel tigers... Additionally, some pics of the recent clutch that's washing out at a faster rate would be interesting

Have a good one Al!

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~Brian Ott

www.squamations.com

Brian, here is an Amel Tiger that is almost 3 years old. I sprayed him down because I thought he was going to shed today, but he didn't. I will snap some full body shots of him after he sheds.

Al

Here is a 2 year old Amel Tiger.......

Al

One at 8 months of age.........

Al

Ask and you shall recieve! I really appreciate the pictures Al-they're gorgeous! The yellow and white is very addicting...
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~Brian Ott

www.squamations.com

Nice Collage of Pics Al! So with age they should look more and more like the original female it seems...please keep us updated on how these mature, they're great looking snakes
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Todd Spinosa

Thank you Jim and Kelly for the nice comments. Hopefully, he will turn out to look just like his mother.

Al

Derek
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Derek Roberts
Sonoran Reptile Breeders
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The faces of angels destroyed
I saw a third of Heaven's legion banished
And the creation of hell
I stood with my brothers and watched lucifer fall
But now, my brothers aren't my brothers" -- Zao