Lavender Albino Reticulated Python, anyone have one?

I'd love to see some more pictures of them, or if someone can recommend a breeder that sells these guys, that's be awesome :)

-Alexandria

Go Pat Go!

LOL

http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y81...n/100_5429.jpg

oooohhh aaaaahhhh

http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y81...n/100_4788.jpg

Look at the fire.....its like camping!!!!

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Originally Posted by lxndria

I'd love to see some more pictures of them, or if someone can recommend a breeder that sells these guys, that's be awesome :)

-Alexandria

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Bob Clark
Mike Wilbanks
NERD
Jim Gaspar has a few every now and then
Gavin Bowe
I think Exotics by Nature

Just a few off the top of my head...

They are beautiful, but I would not recommend that you get one just yet. I believe in your introduction post, you said that your recent addition (a ball python) was your first snake.

These are definitely not beginner snakes.

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Originally Posted by rabernet

They are beautiful, but I would not recommend that you get one just yet. I believe in your introduction post, you said that your recent addition (a ball python) was your first snake.

These are definitely not beginner snakes.

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Oh, of course!
I plan on starting small and staying that way for a very very long time.
I was just curious to see how much different breeders sell them for and such.
I think they're just beautiful!

@ RKO
Thanks for the names! :)

@ Patrick
Thanks so much, that is by far the most gorgeous snake I've ever seen :)

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Originally Posted by lxndria

Oh, of course!
I plan on starting small and staying that way for a very very long time.
I was just curious to see how much different breeders sell them for and such.
I think they're just beautiful!

@ RKO
Thanks for the names! :)

@ Patrick
Thanks so much, that is by far the most gorgeous snake I've ever seen :)

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Wait till you see a Purple albino in person, they're even better! Also look up Albino Golden Child, NERD produces them.

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Originally Posted by rabernet

They are beautiful, but I would not recommend that you get one just yet. I believe in your introduction post, you said that your recent addition (a ball python) was your first snake.

These are definitely not beginner snakes.

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I think it depends more on the keeper. A good buddy of mine never owned a snake before buying a Tiger retic. He has been doing very well with it and the snake is in great condition. Except lately he has been pushing because he wants to breed. Though my buddy did have some good hands on experience with retics before buying.

How aout a dwarf lavender?..Not mine but took the pics and this snake is awesome..bit feisty though!!:O

http://i239.photobucket.com/albums/f...y/STU_3667.jpg

http://i239.photobucket.com/albums/f...y/STU_3671.jpg

http://i239.photobucket.com/albums/f...y/STU_3631.jpg

http://i239.photobucket.com/albums/f...y/STU_3645.jpg

The place I go for my feeders has a 15-16' lavender albino retic.

Every time I go check him out, he just looks like he wants to cuddle.. :D