leucistic spiloides

Posted by dg on January 13, 2001 at 17:54:37:

In Reply to: Re: leucistic black rat posted by Patrick Alexander on January 13, 2001 at 17:28:00:

:There is a leucistic grey rat, which there were pictures of somewhere, but to my knowledge there's only one of those, and it's the only leucistic obsoleta that ain't E. o. lindheimeri.

Mr Alexander,
A leucistic grey rat snake? And how might you tell the difference from a leucistic lindheimeri? I am interested to hear how spiloides and lindheimeri may be differentiated in the leucistic form.

Even if it were a true leucistic spiloides it would have no more monetary value than a leucistic TX rat, at least in my eyes.

Thanks for any info you may have on this topic,
dg

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• Re: leucistic spiloides Patrick Alexander 01/13/01 (13)
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    • Re: leucistic spiloides Patrick Alexander 01/13/01 (10)
      • another spiloides pic, ;) dg 01/13/01 (9)
        • Sneaky bugger... Patrick Alexander 01/14/01 (8)
          • laws, albino black rats, etc. dg 01/14/01 (7)
            • Re: albino black rats, etc. JY 01/14/01 (3)
              • too bad you don't ship.... LOL - np dg 01/14/01 (2)
                • Re: too bad you don't ship.... LOL - np JY. 01/14/01 (1)
                  • been there, etc.. dg 01/15/01 (0)
            • Re: laws, albino black rats, etc. Patrick Alexander 01/14/01 (2)
              • Re: laws dg 01/14/01 (1)
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: :There is a leucistic grey rat, which there were pictures of somewhere, but to my knowledge there's only one of those, and it's the only leucistic obsoleta that ain't E. o. lindheimeri. : Mr Alexander, : A leucistic grey rat snake? And how might you tell the difference from a leucistic lindheimeri? I am interested to hear how spiloides and lindheimeri may be differentiated in the leucistic form. : Even if it were a true leucistic spiloides it would have no more monetary value than a leucistic TX rat, at least in my eyes. : Thanks for any info you may have on this topic, : dg

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