Re: hypoxalbino texas ratsnakes

Posted by terry walter on July 10, 1999 at 14:58:25:

In Reply to: Re: Texas Rat temperament... posted by Don on July 02, 1999 at 11:19:51:

i am incubation several clutches of tangerine hypo x albino. also, albino x orange tex. and tangerine hypo x loucistic- my original tangerine hypos were accidents that came from breeding loucistic to orange texas rats. my goal was to produce attractive outbred hets. some of the hatchlings were lighter so i raised them and was pleased with the outrageous colors they developed. they are shades of red/orange no black or grey.

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: i am incubation several clutches of tangerine hypo x albino. also, albino x orange tex. and tangerine hypo x loucistic- my original tangerine hypos were accidents that came from breeding loucistic to orange texas rats. my goal was to produce attractive outbred hets. some of the hatchlings were lighter so i raised them and was pleased with the outrageous colors they developed. they are shades of red/orange no black or grey.

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