Finally it's snowing!

[martinB]

Snow kenyan sand boas, anatheristic possible het for snow babies available at The Reptile Gallery stand at the JHB Expo in Randburg next month!
To my knowledge these are the first snows produced in South Africa....

[Westley Price]

Pictures or it didn't happen!

[Silvrav]

Pictures or it didn't happen!

+1

[Bushviper]

Its anerythristic not "anatheristic" by the way.

[wickedexotix]

Martinb asked me to post this for him, cause when you breed stuff this cool you dont need to be able to spell or post pictures.

[Westley Price]

Very cool.

Congrats Martin!

The snow in the middle of the picture look a bit different. Lighter than the rest.

[Bushviper]

Martinb asked me to post this for him, cause when you breed stuff this cool you dont need to be able to spell or post pictures.

Yes you do.

Sorry I could not upload the pics he sent me either. They are cool I agree.

[Bianca]

Ahhhhhh! Too beautiful!

Betty Eats Cakes And Uses Six Eggs. Yup, I got that spelling right. Now can I breed cool things like this?

[Bushviper]

Bianca yes now you can. You just have to get the right ingredients and then follow the recipe. If you make a mistake the result might be a flop.

[constrictor,]

@ Wesley:

The snows look different depending on wether theya are Tyrosinase +ve or -ve.

Tyrosinase - An enzyme required to synthesize the black pigment melanin.

Tyrosinase-negative - An albino/snow whose cells lack tyrosinase, an enzyme necessary for melanin production.

Tyrosinase-positive - An albino/snow animal which is capable of synthesizing tyrosinase, but not melanin. This indicates that there is another mutation in the melanin pathway, causing no melanin to be formed.

They real beauties!!!

[Westley Price]

So what you are saying is there are "normal" albinos as well as caramel albinos in the market?

To be honest, I have only seent he one type of albino.

I thought maybe the colour difference might be due to shedding or lack thereof.

[mmwc]

they look really awsome!