Two Headed Albino Bateater.

don't know if this has been posted on any reptile forums yet or of this is old and this guy is just trying to pull everyones chain.. but this guy i follow on instagram claims to have just hatched this... freak.

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They look dead to me.

Yeah they don't look good, that's a burm retic cross?

are they dead?:confusd:

Yeah, looking super-doubtful that they're viable. Cool in theory, but such is nature.

in the comments he claims theyre alive.

I'd like to see a video showing they're alive since they look pretty gone to me. On that note I don't think I've ever seen an albino bateater before.

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Originally Posted by Daybreaker

I'd like to see a video showing they're alive since they look pretty gone to me. On that note I don't think I've ever seen an albino bateater before.

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I've NEVER seen one. I heard of a guy who was trying but every clutch kept slugging out.

Looks like a 2 headed albino retic.

That is DEFINITELY a white phase albino retic. There is no way possible for a bateater to be albino because the alleles needed for Albino burmese and Albino retic do not sit on the same loci making it impossible for them to line up. However, if you cross a het albino bateater to a retic albino, you will get albinos that way, but those are no longer consider bat eaters. They look fine as far as being alive. Two handed animals survive . . . its not uncommon with some care.