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    Do all bp morphs require the same care?

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    Sure - a morph is just a BP with a fancy (usually genetic) paint job.

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    Well, would it be wise to take an albino outside for an hour in the sun?

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    Obviously it's not a good idea to force any animal that could have heightened sensitivity to bright light to stay out in the sun for extended periods of time. Then again I'm not sure how many people consider extended exposure to sunlight part of a standard husbandry regime for any nocturnal species. We've had albino ball pythons outside for photos (usually 15 - 20 minutes at a time) with no obvious deleterious effects.

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    Well put.

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    *imagines applying sunscreen to an albino BP*
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