by dave and tracy on 07/03/2011
by dave and tracy on 07/03/2011
GRAND SLAM HOME RUN PART 3.
Along the way it was established that the Lavender Albino and the traditional Albino were two distinct recessive genotypes as well as phenotypes. When bred together these two distinct albinos would make normal babies.
by dave and tracy on 07/02/2011
GRAND SLAM HOME RUN PART 1. The familiar saying that patience is a virtue certainly comes to mind when working on a variety of captive breeding projects with reptiles.
by dave and tracy on 07/02/2011
GRAND SLAM HOME RUN PART 2.
The year before Ralph Davis hatched the first VPI Snow, he was at work on a new albino, one that for some unexplained reason had purple in it and clearly distinguished it from the other albinos that descended from the original Bob Clark animal.
by dave and tracy on 07/01/2011
Mirror Mirror on the wall who is the fairest of them all?!!!!!
by dave and tracy on 06/23/2011
Excited to see these babies. They are just filled with red especially on the neck area! We were lucky to produce these two females from a Golden Eye het albino x albino breeding. We have one more chance to hopefully produce a few more or even an albino Magpie in an upcoming clutch of Golden Eye het Albino x GE het Alb.
by dave and tracy on 06/23/2011
Here is a close up of the baby red albino GE...
A red albino GE baby and a GE baby!
by dave and tracy on 06/13/2011
by dave and tracy on 06/02/2011
Sooooo excited about these babies! They are from a het x het breeding. There were 10 eggs and I got 4 of these beauties! This is a two generation project to get these guys so I have been very patient! But boy are they worth waiting for if you have a soft spot for Blood pythons!
Do you know what else is worth waiting for.......................................................
by dave and tracy on 06/01/2011
The Marrons are looking awesome and they have shed! They are quite velvety and have fine detail. That's the great news! The other news is that this morph while I'm sure in certain situations is easily identified, may ultimately be a bit confusing when bred into other morphs.
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