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Posted by dg on March 07, 2001 at 20:12:58:

In Reply to: Re: Albino Baird's Ratsnakes posted by Patrick Alexander on March 07, 2001 at 10:40:44:

:Well... something labelled as an albino Baird's rat, anyways. Looks more hypomelanistic to me, but maybe people who don't know the difference between `amelanistic' and `albino' might not know the difference between `amelanistic' and `hypomelanistic', either. :)

I'm not exactly sure what you are trying to say, but Brian Barczyk of BHB Enterprises (the owner/producer of these animals) most definitely knows the difference between "amelanistic" and "hypomelanistic." He has probably been keeping/breeding snakes longer than you have been out of diapers!

Any other potshots may be directed at the photographer, which is me. The animals that I posted a picture of were taken at a herp show in Columbus, Ohio. Besides the photographer's obvious lack of skill, the photos were very poor quality due to the lighting and also the fact that the animals were within display enclosures. I only posted them because albino baird's seem to be rarely discussed on this forum. There might be persons out there that didnt even know they existed.

Have a great day,
dg

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: :Well... something labelled as an albino Baird's rat, anyways. Looks more hypomelanistic to me, but maybe people who don't know the difference between `amelanistic' and `albino' might not know the difference between `amelanistic' and `hypomelanistic', either. :) : I'm not exactly sure what you are trying to say, but Brian Barczyk of BHB Enterprises (the owner/producer of these animals) most definitely knows the difference between "amelanistic" and "hypomelanistic." He has probably been keeping/breeding snakes longer than you have been out of diapers! : Any other potshots may be directed at the photographer, which is me. The animals that I posted a picture of were taken at a herp show in Columbus, Ohio. Besides the photographer's obvious lack of skill, the photos were very poor quality due to the lighting and also the fact that the animals were within display enclosures. I only posted them because albino baird's seem to be rarely discussed on this forum. There might be persons out there that didnt even know they existed. : Have a great day, : dg

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