I know there are Hypos,I dont see them being offered for sale much anymore though.There are Hypo-erythristics(pumpkin orange)I breed them,but not in large enough numbers to offer any for sale yet,not sure if anyone else has any.I saw a pic of a albino a few years ago,what happened with it,was it ever bred?Are there any anerythristics being produced?I've heard there are some out there,I saw one that was wild caught but it died before it could be bred.Any stripes or abberants out there?I know Red Milks aren't very popular,due to small hatchling size and supposed difficulty of getting them to eat,I don't have any serious problems getting mine to eat pinkies.They have to be newborn pinkies though,anything over a day old is too big,they are usually alot easier to start on mice than alterna.Out of clutch of 5 this year only 2 required skink scenting to get started.
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What Red Milk(Lt.syspila)morphs are being produced?
ErikH
Dec 07, 2004 08:33 PM
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HerperHelmz
Jan 01, 2005 01:34 AM
All I know of are hypos. 
There probably are amels out there, but I figure they are just like amel water snakes were, the het babies end up just getting "lost" somewhere and the trait was never more established.
Michael
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