albino turtle collection

[David Tobler]

Is that an albino P. hilarii?

 

[Jessica Dring]

how are my albino turtles any different than your albino king or snow ?

They are different because as far as I am aware, albino snakes don't suffer from blindness, especially seeing as they have been bred for so long. Albino turtles haven't yet been bred on high levels to get past this? Though if anybody can prove me wrong on this, feel free, as I will definately not be supporting the pet trade for them again if it hinders their health. Also tortoises need to be able to see to eat.. so it can cause death in this way too.. snakes rely on scent. Anywhoo I wasn't having a go, I was trying to help incase you didn't know this and were going to breed them, but by the sounds of it you already knew.

 

[rallysb1tch]

Wow, they are all really cool.

 

[Gr8KarmaSF]

any more updates?

 

[Bogwoodbruce]

What an awesome collection.

 

[Miguel]

i guess not..got to love those atomic guys, show up, atomize everything, and on they go....

 

[fishlvr]

Did I see an albino stinkpot?

 

[StingrayFanatic]

Nice collection.

 

[albinosunlimited]

sorry i have been busy with work

yes thats a albino stinkpot i have 3 of them now and hope to breed them next year

nope not a albino hilarii thats a albino black marsh

miguel thats is a albino stink pot posted above the snappers and a albino razorback posted below

 

[albinosunlimited]

captive breeding does nothing to effect the way a albino will see.
snakes us heat, smell, taste to find their pray same way as my albino turtles us smell to find there food.

and about the tortoises that is not true i have true albino sulcatas that are now 3 years old and act and live just as normal as my other torts