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    Re: Baby Burmese Behavior - Typical?

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    That's an interesting observation about the albinos. I have two Kahl albino boas and a purple albino retic, and have not seen any indications from any of them that they have vision issues.
    I by no means am an authority on anything other than my own animals. I do know some albino animals are susceptible to vision issues. My normal albinos do not seem to see well. I have not detected any vision issues with my lavenders yet. Even if it is not albino related the animal could still be blind as a bat. I have a highway that strikes at shadows across the room. I don't think it sees well either. Not a morph related issue just he does not see well.

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