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I've had quite a few emails wanting to see pics of the ghosts and questions with the other possible clues that have to do with wether or not the Hypo will prove to be genetic.
First pic shows a ghost male next to your typical axanthic, second pic shows a male and female ghost with a yearling female axanthic, third is a close up of what I believe to be a hypo albino and a hypo snow.
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Steve Perry
North Idaho.
Nice! I really like the ghosts. Correct me if I am wrong, but for those that may not know, the "ghost" is a hypo axanthic. Steve, could you post a couple more photos of the hypo albino and hypo snow?
Thanks,
Chris
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Christopher E. Smith
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Captive Bred Herps
Wildlife Research & Consulting Services, LLC
These are quite difficult to get on camera.
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Steve Perry
North Idaho.
n/p
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Christopher E. Smith
Contact
Captive Bred Herps
Wildlife Research & Consulting Services, LLC
Fantastic, I've seen what some people call ghosts before that didn't look very ghost like. But those are great!
Vinny
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