Not new, but still not common, np

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: : : : : Actually this mutation is not real new, I remember seeing them as far back as 1997 at the FIRS in Tampa. Gulf Coast Reptiles established the strain from a wild caught animal, I think from somewhere near or outside Fort Myers, Florida. The fading of dorsal color is present in both the whitesided black rats (they are white with greyish) and the glades. : : Oh, thanks. I've seen the whitesided black rats but these slipped by me somehow lol! : : andrew : : : Here is a picture of a yearling het: : : : <img src="http://www.kingsnake.com/obsoleta/forsalepics/gladeshet.jpg"> : : : Peace, : : : dg

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