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I am aware of three albino greens that have been known to exist over the last decade or so, all three males. One died in a shipping accident, and the other two are still with us the last I heard. I am not at liberty to discuss the whereabouts of the other two, but hopefully the owners see this and respond if they are so inclined. Additionally, there could be others that I am not aware of.

Kelly

I recently purchased a green female from a well known breeder on this site who has probably one of the most incrediable collections of yellow and green anaconda in North America. He says that his albino green should be breedable in the next 3 years.

I've just had someone from Europe send me a pic of a STUNNING albino Green Anaconda he has. From the pic it appears to be a baby one. I have asked him a lot of questions but haven't received answers yet. I'll keep you posted...
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Tom Crutchfield
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The T- albino is dead
the t adult male is some where around
the smaller t male is in tx I believe
the t female is also dead

rumors of one in europe I dont know

Thanks
Jon
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I know someone with a baby t pos, havent talked with him since the tinley show in october last I heard it was doing great and he was trying to talk my buddy outta his anery male.
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