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RE: Holloway's treasure chest

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Posted by: chrish at Fri Jun 18 00:01:37 2010  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by chrish ]  
   

It is interested that the amel still has the obscuring of the dorsal pattern even in the absence of melanin. I wouldn't have expected that. I would think an amel nogairorum would look like a normal miliaris (but albino). Cool.

The albino is interesting to be sure but his normal nogaiorum are the blackest I have ever seen! That is one good looking snake.
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