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RonCrawford
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| NickMyers03 wrote: | | Ron, is there any blusher OR faded albinos in this line that may have been mixed in? have you bred these two animals before? do they happen to have a similar genetic bloodline? ( brother and sister,mom and son, mom and grandson ETC....) |
No relationship whatsoever. The funny thing with genetics is that you never know what the heck some of these ball pythons have hidden in them. I'll snap more photos when they go through their first shed to see what it looks like then. I'll post photos after their first molt but none of the other albinos from this clutch look like this one.
Ball python morphs, you gotta love em! 
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NickMyers03
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| Posted: Thu Jun 19, 2008 8:04 pm Post subject: |
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yeah please keep us up to date on this one..
its a keeper though 
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RonCrawford
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I couldn't help myself, had to take a few photos outside in natural light. They were taken after 8:00 PM EST but there's still light outside nevertheless.
And since I had the camera out, figured I'd snap a few breeding photos while I was at it.
Pinstripes in the making
Pewters in the making
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SheilaR
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| Posted: Thu Jun 19, 2008 8:40 pm Post subject: |
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looks great ron just amazing also the one of a kinder albino looks good
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RonCrawford
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| Posted: Thu Jun 19, 2008 8:45 pm Post subject: |
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| SheilaR wrote: | | looks great ron just amazing also the one of a kinder albino looks good |
Guess I have to wait and see after a few sheds what he looks like.
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NickMyers03
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a few sheds will show alot...
i love the color of the yellow on tha albino...i think i might like it more than the high contrast.
( stain that deck)
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RonCrawford
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And for anyone curious as to why I started this thread, here's a photo of Nick's albino as a hatchling (hope you don't mind Nick ) to show some perspective.
Edited: ** Forgot to mention this photo was after a few sheds, not straight out of the egg like the previous photos shown.
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arlynos
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| Posted: Thu Jun 19, 2008 9:00 pm Post subject: |
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got to love that color, its beautiful
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RonCrawford
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| NickMyers03 wrote: | | ( stain that deck) |
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NickMyers03
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| Posted: Thu Jun 19, 2008 9:39 pm Post subject: |
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i thought it was funny too
congratz on this one Ron..now im going to be thinking of the genes that would allow the yellow in an albino to fade like this...
there goes my night
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deborahbroadus
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| NickMyers03 wrote: | i thought it was funny too
congratz on this one Ron..now im going to be thinking of the genes that would allow the yellow in an albino to fade like this...
there goes my night |
Hope it woke you up to the possibilities that I see in each BP!
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TeaTime
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That is one gorgeous beauty,has to be my favorite albino until now (that is assuming it is an albino ) Always been facinated by albinos, pieds and lucys. So want one too
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ted1025
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| RonCrawford wrote: |
And since I had the camera out, figured I'd snap a few breeding photos while I was at it.
Pinstripes in the making
Pewters in the making
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Hey Ron are those current photo's meaning you still have snakes breeding? When you do stop pairing them together?
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RonCrawford
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| ted1025 wrote: | | Hey Ron are those current photo's meaning you still have snakes breeding? When you do stop pairing them together? |
Yes, they're current as of yesterday. The females had follicles so males were placed with them. Hope this helps. 
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hhmoore
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Ron,
Do you palpate them, or use ultrasound?
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