New leucistic burms in indonesia

A friend traveling trough indonesia took these pics of a 1.1 pair of lucy burms. Neat looking :) They are apparently asking 20K a piece!
http://www.reptilescanada.com/forums...0&d=1190656146

http://www.reptilescanada.com/galler...2_09_25_9_.jpg

http://www.reptilescanada.com/galler..._09_25_10_.jpg

http://www.reptilescanada.com/galler..._09_25_12_.jpg

Veerrrry interesting! I wonder what the hets look like?

I like the ash tray water bowl....classy!

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Originally Posted by elevatethis

I like the ash tray water bowl....classy!

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You never know when the burms are gonna throw a nicotine fit!!!

beautiful snakes though.

hum.....wonder if I can get a bank loan for one of those. They are incredible looking burms. Thanks for the pics!!!

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Originally Posted by JLC

Veerrrry interesting! I wonder what the hets look like?

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The Het's are Hypo Burms... These Produce a super form, the "Phantom Hypo Leucy". They look somewhat like the Super Phantom Ball, but start fading n such from what I know, after they get a bit older....

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The Het's are Hypo Burms... These Produce a super form, the "Phantom Hypo Leucy". They look somewhat like the Super Phantom Ball, but start fading n such from what I know, after they get a bit older....

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??? So...the snakes pictured here are "Phantom Hypo Leucies"? They started out with a pattern that has since faded into this creamy white?

(NOT doubting you...just trying to be sure I understand some new morphs and genetics I hadn't encountered before)

They're the Super form of the Hypo's. I guess so named, because they weren't exactly Leucistics... the pattern is kind of a light pinkish, purple.

Very cool! Got any pics (links) of those hypos and their super hatchlings? This is fascinating to me and I'd love to learn more!

BallRoom Pythons South is the place to go to. They produced the first in the USA. This is still a new morph for Burms... Just check out their website. They have some Hypo's available for about $10,000 or so...

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BallRoom Pythons South is the place to go to. They produced the first in the USA. This is still a new morph for Burms... Just check out their website. They have some Hypo's available for about $10,000 or so...

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Thanks, Andrew! I'll check 'em out!

I couldn't find any pics on their website, though I remember seeing pics a few months ago on the burm forum of another site. I seem to remember that it was a codominant mutation and the heterozygous form was a very light looking burmese python. I wish I had saved some pictures.

Very cool lookin burm's

didn't bob clark own a leucistic burm at one point? whatever happened to that?

Here's to the future of dwarf burmese python mutations...

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Originally Posted by JLC

This is fascinating to me and I'd love to learn more!

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The lesser form is my kinda like the fire ball python. It's a hypoish looking burm that grows lighter with age and has an erratic hard edged pattern. The like the lesser better than the super form.

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I couldn't find any pics on their website, .....

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Me either. I did find them listed on Ben Siegel's site as being available and for sale...but no pictures. I wanna see pictures! ~pout~ :P

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I wanna see pictures! ~pout~ :P

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Climb into my head :crazy:

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Originally Posted by cueball

Climb into my head :crazy:

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Ok now.....we're not THAT close to Halloween yet!! :bolt:

:P

I found this:

http://www.prehistoricpets.com/galle...HypoBurm&id=10

Looks pretty neat. Still wanna see hatchling "lucies" though. :)

And here's a lucy burm on Bob's site:


http://www.bobclark.com/d_learn.asp?id=37&cat=learn

It doesn't look like the one's originally posted here. As Chris says...this looks like a lesser/fire distinction. So which hets produce those icy blue eyes???

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Ok now.....we're not THAT close to Halloween yet!! :bolt:

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You can never get this :crazy:

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http://www.prehistoricpets.com/galle...HypoBurm&id=10

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That's a different snake :D

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Still wanna see hatchling "lucies" though. :)

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You already have :whisper:

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And here's a lucy burm on Bob's site:


http://www.bobclark.com/d_learn.asp?id=37&cat=learn

It doesn't look like the one's originally posted here. As Chris says...this looks like a lesser/fire distinction. So which hets produce those icy blue eyes???

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That's a different snake too. A black eyed leucistic that does not exist anymore :nerd:

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Originally Posted by cueball

You can never get this :crazy:



That's a different snake :D



You already have :whisper:

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Awww see....now I'm ALL confused! :rolleye2:

I suppose I've seen them at the TX shows when I've browsed Bob's tables? I'll have to look more closely next time! LOL

I guess I'll just quiz ya about it tomorrow, eh??? But you'll have to keep this part: :crazy: ....to yourself! :rofl:

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Originally Posted by cueball

That's a different snake too. A black eyed leucistic that does not exist anymore :nerd:

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:( :( :(

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Awww see....now I'm ALL confused! :rolleye2:

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From me??!!? :devilish:

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I suppose I've seen them at the TX shows

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You have seen it more recently than that :whisper:

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I guess I'll just quiz ya about it tomorrow, eh???

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Bring your sharp stick :crazy:

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Originally Posted by cueball

Bring your sharp stick :crazy:

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Was gonna do that anyway!! :D

I wanna see those all grown up! I want! I want!

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Originally Posted by elevatethis

I like the ash tray water bowl....classy!

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HAHAHAHAHA