Thanks Albinosunlimited. Unfortunately I dislike albinos...I think it dates back to my childhood when I awoke in the middle of the night to find my albino hamster sitting on my face, peering at me with his beady red eyes.... 
albino turtle collection
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whatever happened to the albino Florida Softshells, and the albino Podocenmis unifilis? My buddy M. Powell, told me he imported/had one of those suckers, and sold it off. Did anyone ever work with it?
the albino florida softshell and the unifilis that where in the us both have died.
there are 3 other unifilis alive and doing well in japan
there are 3 other unifilis alive and doing well in japan
still not answering my question mate. your turning this into a flaming match.
all im asking is if you knew or not.
requires a yes or no answer, not a 'this, that, i know this' from either of us. If you continue avoiding the question and twisting it,then the bickerings gonna continue..:S
oh and please just reply to the writing in bold this time which is what ive been asking from the start rather than arguing about percentages of turtles..
all im asking is if you knew or not.
requires a yes or no answer, not a 'this, that, i know this' from either of us. If you continue avoiding the question and twisting it,then the bickerings gonna continue..:S
oh and please just reply to the writing in bold this time which is what ive been asking from the start rather than arguing about percentages of turtles..
Well if he didn't he certainly does now... the only way this will turn into a flaming match is your desperate need for him to answer.
Many (if not all for as much as I know...) albino animals including humans suffer vision problems as development of the retina in the back of the eye is abnormal with albinos (in fact with humans I think it is part of the classification of being albino-many are also legally blind). It means a lot of animals are vision impaired in comparison to their normal counterparts by varying degrees. Rats for example 20/600 for most rats and 20/1200 for albino rats. With snakes... It probably won't make a great deal of difference because they generally don't have the best of vision and have other far more superior ways of "seeing". I'm pretty sure if your going to be against these, you'd have to be against all albino's including humans-and should such not breed.
There are far worse traits that are being bred in different animals, which you could class as cruel...
Many (if not all for as much as I know...) albino animals including humans suffer vision problems as development of the retina in the back of the eye is abnormal with albinos (in fact with humans I think it is part of the classification of being albino-many are also legally blind). It means a lot of animals are vision impaired in comparison to their normal counterparts by varying degrees. Rats for example 20/600 for most rats and 20/1200 for albino rats. With snakes... It probably won't make a great deal of difference because they generally don't have the best of vision and have other far more superior ways of "seeing". I'm pretty sure if your going to be against these, you'd have to be against all albino's including humans-and should such not breed.
There are far worse traits that are being bred in different animals, which you could class as cruel...
i am not bickering i am saying [I will breed all my albino turtles and i do not believe they have any issues they suffer from]and i am well aware of reptile genetics and morphs
i have over 200 ball pythons pritty much every known morph.
plus albino monitors, albino salamanders, and albino frogs
i also work with other rare pythons
bolens, angolans and a few others
jon
i have over 200 ball pythons pritty much every known morph.
plus albino monitors, albino salamanders, and albino frogs
i also work with other rare pythons
bolens, angolans and a few others
jon
on the boelens i just picked up a ch pair last year from a friend in florida. this is the first time i have worked with them
