Beautiful black & white.

As for me being in New York, I was there for the holiday, and it just so happened I was in the vicinity of Yonkers. (Family out there, you know?)

I was about 10 minutes away, went and checked it out, and there was nothing there but an empty cage and next to that some tiny baby normal balls. But they had a ton of adorable ferrets!

I actually just got back today from New York..

I was seriously thinking about driving one and a half hours to check it out. Of course I would have called first.

Doesn't everyone dream of find a rare morph for normal prices at a pet store???

We'll be going to the Herp show in White Plains on Sunday to gawk at all the morphs we can't afford. And to get a Brazilian Rainbow Boa. :banana:

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Originally Posted by jotay

Me too, but what could explain that type of coloring.

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I've seen plenty of adult ball pythons with very little yellow and very pale brown. Doesn't make it a axanthic.....

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Originally Posted by elevatethis

I've seen plenty of adult ball pythons with very little yellow and very pale brown. Doesn't make it a axanthic.....

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I have also but not many that are black/grey/white like what is being claimed.
I don't feel it's axanthic but you have to admit if it is black/grey/white it is different.

How did this all turn out? Did you get the snake? It'd be awesome if it turned out to be something..

No snake when I went...