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New Boy! Possibly Paradox?

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Just got this guy yesterday! He's a 2011 high contrast albino male weighing in at around 550g. Planning on crossing him to my het albino girl later this year! My question is, he has a few very small black marks on various areas of his body and he has a small area on his head with black speckles. This isn't dirt or mites, it wont come off. Is he a minor paradox? You can see the marks on his face best in the first pic. Paradox or not I love this boy!! He's the first albino I've ever seen in person and boy is this morph amazing!!
 

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LOL my first thought was mites. If he was kept on newspaper it could just be ink but he is stunning. Good luck with him!
 
snakesRkewl said:
Looks like rat scratches, albino's show them really well.
Do you feed live?
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No I don't, not sure if he was fed live before I got him. I do believe he was kept on newspaper before I got him. I'll have to see if it goes away now that he's on aspen bedding! Either way I'm in love with this boy!
 
yeah it could be newspaper, you'll know after the next shed. I see something similar on my albino boas from time to time.
Pretty boy!
 
It's probably dirt that's embedded in the microscopic creases of the scales. My albino gets absolutely filthy because she loves to dig and even with a bath, she still has dirt in between her scales. It doesn't go away until she sheds.
 

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Could be poop. The light animals love to roll around in it and get disgusting. :rolleyes: Pretty boy. Good luck!
 
NIGRO51 said:
That pic is the reason I use newspaper lol
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I used newspaper for the past five years, but I'd rather take pictures against Cypress Mulch then ugly newspaper so I switched back about two weeks ago. The snakes seem to be enjoying the change. The dirt on the snakes doesn't bother me, I have a four year old boy. ;)
 
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