Introducing Felix

Felix came home today. He's adjusting to his new space, but I grabbed a couple of shots before I left him alone to acclimate.

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Love that ATB stare!

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Got the flick!

Thanks for looking,

Dave

They are such a cool snake. I really thought they were going to gain more popularity as morphs were surfacing. Anyone know if a T-Albino ever hit the scene?

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Originally Posted by ALBINO IGUANA

They are such a cool snake. I really thought they were going to gain more popularity as morphs were surfacing.

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I know! I've wanted one since I saw one at the last Repticon. I'm guessing they never caught on because they're not exactly a cuddly creature.

Dave

What kind of snake is he, may I ask? I don't recognize it.

Handsome boy! Awww.. I miss them badly. Almost 8 years when I sold my last.

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Originally Posted by Moses

What kind of snake is he, may I ask? I don't recognize it.

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Amazon Tree Boa.

Dave

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Originally Posted by Felidae

Handsome boy! Awww.. I miss them badly. Almost 8 years when I sold my last.

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Never too late to jump back in to the ATB world:)

Very nice, especially now that he's shed out. :gj:

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Originally Posted by C2tcardin

Very nice, especially now that he's shed out. :gj:

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That's right! You saw him while looking gross. The snake, not you.

Dave

Beautiful little garden, the flick photo is great!

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Originally Posted by ALBINO IGUANA

Anyone know if a T-Albino ever hit the scene?

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Not that I am aware of. I know there was an albino once but never heard of it breeding, got a photo saved of that somewhere. I know there were supposed hypos/leucy ATBs but don't know if it was ever proven out 100%. I lost track of a lot since the amazon alliance website shut down, apparently moved to FB but I'm not on there so I am out of the loop now. If you hear any news, I'd love to hear it.
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I love my ATBs. They are the fish of the trees. Beautiful and interesting to behold but not something you want to touch very much.