A holdback albino

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Originally Posted by ViperGS1

That guy is awesome Joe! I have to get some photography lessons sometime soon...

-Steve

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BIG STEEEEEVVVEEE

This key to my awesome photos.......is corkbark. Not just any piece will do. You need the high quality stuff. Get on it.

Very very nice Joe, gotta love that beautiful high contrast too :gj:

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Originally Posted by Joe_Compel

BIG STEEEEEVVVEEE

This key to my awesome photos.......is corkbark. Not just any piece will do. You need the high quality stuff. Get on it.

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The Joey Compel signature corkbark!! There is only one piece around and God ain't making anymore!!

Cheers Joe :gj:

Awsome snake Mr. Compel. Very nice of you to hold him back for me. LOL I wish.

Looking great Joe......as always, my friend. Keep up the good work
:) :) :) :)

Best,
Steve

Here is a shot of another keeper albino with a reduced pattern.....and some nice contrast. She is a sibling to the male in the original picture.

http://www.joecompelreptiles.com/ima... albino 07.jpg

SO nice! I LOVE that male... :bow:

Alrighty then! I'm going to be watching what you produce this season then, because that is exactly what I'm looking for in an albino - a reduced pattern, and those are stunning! Hope you'll let some go! ;)

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Originally Posted by rabernet

Alrighty then! I'm going to be watching what you produce this season then, because that is exactly what I'm looking for in an albino - a reduced pattern, and those are stunning! Hope you'll let some go! ;)

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I am running the male (1st pic) to a reduced pattern het albino female. He is a young buck ( a little less than 18 months off the top of my head) but he is trying. Young ones are almost always goofy when it comes to breeding :imslow: