Pic from this morning

[donkeypunch]

[Bushviper]

So what are those? Albino green male and albino labyrinth female? What will the split be on the babies when they hatch?

[Moreliahunter]

If my memory serves me right i think the normal albino is the dominant of the two recessive genes. And stand corrected though. You should have all normal looking albinos.

[donkeypunch]

It's an albino green male to an albino het. green female, last year I paired them up and basically got a 50/50 clutch. Her are a few of the babies.





Hope you enjoy, I will update pics as the gestation moves along as well as the laying of the eggs, and all the other good stuff.

[Hustler]

Well done now thats what I call beuties. are you selling any of them? If so I would certainly most definately like one of those beautiful hatchlings.

[Bushviper]

Hustler these animals are in the USA and getting them here will be almost impossible.

Must say they are pretty though.

[Hustler]

Hows this possible. Aren't they you're snakes or whats going on

[Hustler]

Not to seem rude or nothin but can I ask the guy who's selling them if HE is sellin them maybe he's in SA now you know

[Iggy]

Hustler, the location of the person posting the photos is listed under their name etc. Bushviper is just saving you time, as USA posters will have a time difference and will take a while to reply to you.

[Hustler]

ho my word it's fine mate I can wait. after all patinence is a virtue

[donkeypunch]

I live on the east coast of US, these are early 07 babies. THe same pair in the top of this thread are the same that are breeding now. I'm also pairing up my albino green female with my albino lab male to get doulble hets, and there's a breeder in California that is doing green to lab and I'm planning to get some double hets. from him in hopes to make green/labs. People have claimed to produce them, but have no documented proof of genetics and it brings up the question if they are only double hets. Hopefully we will see in the next couple years.