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How many different albino burmese are there in the market?

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Aside from differences in pattern (Labyrinth, etc.), how many different albino burmese (P. molurus) colors are there in the market? I can only think of the yellow and the green. Is anyone aware of any other variant?

Thanks.
 
Dan,
I am not sure I understand your question - or at least not your inclusion of greens as an albino color variant vs pattern mutation.
I haven't been involved with burms for years but, as far I can recall, there are the normal albinos and T+ albinos. I did see something about 'lavender albinos", but I think they were T+'s.
 
Harald,

It was poorly worded as the green is not an albino. You mentioned the lavender though, who produced those? Were they ever available to the general public? Same with the T+ why don't we see them offered around? As far as I know the only one that's available regulalry is the simple albino (yellow and white). Who is recognized as "the burmese" morph breeder out there (if there is such a company)?

Regards,

Dan
 
Chris McQuade, of Gulf Coast Reptiles, had T+ burms at one point, & he was selling baby hets a couple of years ago. I'm not sure if he still has them - but will email him this morning.
 
Confirmed.
Gulf Coast Reptiles still has their T+ burms, and they are expecting to offer both T+ and hets in '07.
 
Hello eveyone, I'm new to this forum and was looking at this thread. Jim Mason is what I would consider the "burm" guy. You can check out his website it's bebos-burms.com. As far as I know there are albinos, albino greens, albino labs, albino granites, and Jim has the albino/green/granite, I think that it's the only one in this country but not sure.
Danny
 
I was thumbing through an old Reptiles that had the Bob Clark article in it. I saw a pic of a "blonde" burm and was wondering if this was ever reproduced and if was a albino morph, like the carmel albino balls.

And whatever happened to the leucistic burm? I remember seeing pictures of it years ago, but never heard anything.

Kris
 
Kris,

Which issue was that?

Thanks,

Dan
 
I think I heard that the leucistic burm ended up being sterile...the blonde, I don't remember.
 
I'm planning to purchase a green/granite this spring, they are a bit pricey as you can imagine, but there is something about them. :censored: I gotta have one.
 
The BoidSmith said:
Kris,

Which issue was that?

Thanks,

Dan
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June 2001 - Albino Retic on Cover - Says "The man behind the morphs - Bob Clark talks pythons"

Photo is on page 10 - full page shot at the start of the article
 
hhmoore said:
I think I heard that the leucistic burm ended up being sterile...the blonde, I don't remember.
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I thought I had heard that about the leucistic, too. I only saw a photo of it once, I think it was at Bob Clark's booth back when the "Daytona" expo was in Orlando. I remember it was a huge picture of a blinding white snake with bottomless black eyes.
 
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