adg5049
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I hope this is the right place to put this, but I want to know how popular Albino Burmese Pythons are in the reptile community.
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Albino Burmese Python
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Fangthane
Tuck Frump!
I'd have to think that burmese pythons, in general, have become a whole lot less popular, since they can no longer be legally trafficked across state lines. As far as morphs go, I think albino burms have been around more than long enough to have lost much of their appeal. That could probably be said for just about any single-gene morph. You'd probably need albino labyrinth dwarf burms to get anyone's attention, nowadays.
mbridges
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A really well done albino breeding I think is always in demand. There are alot of inbred and very bland ones out there, but the really nice ones stand out and always impress.