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    Well, I just got my new Reptiles Magazine in the mail today and they have a great article on Ball Python morphs !! It really amazes me how many new morphs of P. regius there is these days - I only wish that more of them were in the affordable bracket for guys like me. I would really love to have a genuine Albino or Piebald BP in my collection. Unfortunately, like the magazine article stated - the prices of some of these morphs is astronomical. It was a good article though and had some good breeding and basic husbandry information along with some beautiful photos of a variety of morphs. I may not have any of the more spectacular morphs but I still love my Ball Python collection. Tonight is their mid-weekly inspection so I will be bringing out all my pythons and inspecting them and their enclosures - a labor of love.

    :wink: :roll: EyeLashViper

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    Apparently this is the Jan 2005 issue, which explains why I can't find it
    Check out my gallery! www.schlyne.deviantart.com I am not really active on forums anymore, but I am on facebook.
    Please Click the Dragon eggs/hatchlings!

    All of my Dragons can be seen here http://dragcave.ath.cx/user/48959

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    I saw the mag, i went over to get some more snake food and she (the snake breeder and lady who i get food from) showed it to me.

    There were some awesome looking snakes in there.

    My faveorites are still the Axanthic,Piebald and albino.
    0.1 Albino Redtail Boa
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    I was trying to find it too and I couldn't, the January thing explains that. Haha

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    It should be in retail stores in early December. It is nice to see the write up on Ball Morphs.
    "A rattlesnake that does not bite, teaches you nothing."
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    1.0 Pastel BP
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    1.0 Albino Burmese

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    For those that didn't get the magazine yet ... all the photos in the magazine were taken from Greg Graziani's site.

    http://www.grazianireptiles.com/Mutations.htm

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    I'll always love the mojave, Pastel, and Pastel Jungle. That pewter one looks sweet though and I'm coming around to like clowns quite a bit. Yeah that spread was great I'm a subscriber as well
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