Bloody Mess for Ben R.

Hey ya go pal :cool:

http://i66.photobucket.com/albums/h2...n/922d8322.jpg

http://i66.photobucket.com/albums/h2...n/65e98007.jpg

I just messed my pants.........


Oh yeah well I have this.....http://i167.photobucket.com/albums/u...Picture050.jpg

http://i167.photobucket.com/albums/u...Picture054.jpg


So there.

awesome T+'s, they're really somethin

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Originally Posted by 8b8ll

Oh yeah well I have this

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Nice cordless drill :gj:

Q are thoes just red albino bloods or tposs albino red bloods?

I am unstopable with my cordless drill. Isn't it pretty!


Mike

That bottom one makes me want a bib and a sippy cup! :oops:

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Originally Posted by MATT FISHER REPTILES

Q are thoes just red albino bloods or tposs albino red bloods?

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Aren't T positive and red albinos the same?

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Originally Posted by Pork Chops N' Corn Bread

Aren't T positive and red albinos the same?

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or are they like sunglow boas. not a tposs at all?????????????????? any one know?????? :confused: :confused:

Niiiice.:beer: I'm seriously going to get into bloods if you keep these up.:8: Those things kill me, and you knew just my favorites!:D

"Red albinos" are T+.

Fantastic pics Cue! :D

thanks

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Originally Posted by KLG

"Red albinos" are T+.

Fantastic pics Cue! :D

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Kara is right on the money :bow:

awesome pics!!

if you dont mind me being nosy. why are they tposs and not just a red albino. i hope what i am asking makes sence.

i saw some albino bloods that were just all white. but then i saw some red bloods that have a lot more red the most other bloods.. so isnt a red albino like a sunglow boa in a sence. just cuerious.
thanks
matt

The all white bloods you've seen are probably Ivories - the homozygous form of the Matrix blood. They are not albinos, but a different trait entirely.

There are also T- albinos that are mostly white with yellow and/or red markings (like a yellow & white T- ball python, or orange/white T- boa). T+ bloods are predominantly red, although there are some that mature to yellow or orange animals, and all three forms are beautiful. Think of the "red albino" blood just as you would a "caramel albino" ball python.

A Sunglow boa is an T- hypomelanistic boa, a designer combo of 2 traits. A T+ Colombian boa doesn't look like a T- albino, nor does it look like a Sunglow...all three are distinctly different morphs (the Sunglow being a designer).

There are very good pics/examples of some of the various blood morphs in VPI's blood python galleries.

K~

great help. thanks so much

Thanks Kara. I saw some ivory a while back, they are amazing. The T+ bloods are sure starting to show up more commonly. Awesome animals. I wasn't aware there was a T- albino blood out though

Take it easy with the pics. If I keep seeing snakes I like I will get tossed right out the door!!:P I always want "just 1 more!"