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Posted by: Redmoon at Fri Feb 22 13:11:06 2008 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by Redmoon ] I don't have photos of the adults, sorry. I'll definitely be documenting this one to see how it turns out, though! I'm trying to do some research on them, and I've found mention of a couple articles by H. Bernard Bechtel and Elizabeth Bechtel that mention a T Hypomelanistic black rat snake, as well as an allelic T amelanistic that was bred with that hypo. I'm trying to get the articles through my university, and have a couple friends trying to find them, as well, but we can't seem to find anything more than a preview. [ Hide Replies ]
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