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    The latest new snake

    While I haven't been a fanboy for the breeding projects of Ball Pythons, and I will admit only a few morphs of BP are attractive or desirable to myself, I recently had the opportunity to add a couple new snakes to my collection, a new carpet, and a new Male Albino Ball Python . . . not the rarest of breeds, but man does he glow in different lighting!




    Silly python, perches are for Morelia . . .

    Now to find a pinstripe HET Albino female . . .
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    lol..."silly python..."

    nice Albino.

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    Thanks now to work on getting her "nice" and not so striking
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    Pulled him back out for one more round . . .

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    Re: The latest new snake

    Quote Originally Posted by reptileexperts View Post
    Pulled him back out for one more round . . .
    "that's what she said...."

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    Re: The latest new snake

    Quote Originally Posted by 4Ballz View Post
    "that's what she said...."
    Actually she said she's putting him back in for one more round . . . close though
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    Very pretty!

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    Very nice pictures. Its good to see how lighting affects the outcome of the picture.

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    That's a great looking 'Bino
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    Yeah, these were all shot in different lighting approaches. All were using the same white balance, and flash, but different bounces and backgrounds. The most natural is the latest shot which was on some fabric with a flash bounced off the ceiling at an 80 degree angle.
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