New pics of the first real Hypo Greens, and Albino Hypo Greens

Here are the new pics! It was a little cloudy today so they are a little darker than I wanted, but it will have to do for now. Just to note, everything is 50% het Granite as well, and all the non albinos are het Albino.

Hypo het Albino Green
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Albino Hypo Green and Normal Hypo Green.
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Just the Hypo Greens here
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Hypo Green and Regular Green. What a difference!
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A Hypo, A Green, and A Hypo Green went to a bar...nevermind.
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A Hypo and A Hypo Green
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Thanks!
Ben Rogers

They look amazing! :gj:

That first one is stunning!

They are awesome...It makes me want to get a burm again....
:D

love the tail markings on the hypo green

Very nice hatchlings! Congrats!

The Hypo is NOT het granite. Guaranteed.

Chris

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Originally Posted by mumps

The Hypo is NOT het granite. Guaranteed.

Chris

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Hey Chris,

If you know something I don't please fill me in....lol If you can tell me which hypo greens are het for granite I would really be happy....lol

I actually suspect the normal hypo pictured is het Granite myself. Although I certainly wouldn't bet on it. Unlike the normal burmese pythons het for granite, the hypo burms really don't show the typical het granite markers nearly as well. Not in most cases anyway. Add to the fact that these are also het green which tends to smooth, and round out the pattern some what, it makes it even that much more tricky. The best thing to look for in my opinion is the sides of the hypo. If its a little more broken up than normal, I would guess it's more likely to be het granite. Dorsally most hypos that carry the het granite gene look no different, than ones that do not.

Thanks for the comments guys! I can't wait to see how these babies turn out!

Lovely Burms! The hypo has such beautiful, pastel shades.

Those are some beautiful Burmese....make me some dwarf versions so I can get some! Lol

Congrats on the new babies. Just beautiful!!! :gj: