Re: >>PIC.<< of wild caught Texas rat, NEW COLOR MORPH !!!

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Posted by Walter Smith/Top Choice Reptiles on March 14, 2002 at 22:14:26:

In Reply to: Re: >>PIC.<< of wild caught Texas rat, NEW COLOR MORPH !!! posted by TravisG on March 14, 2002 at 22:03:04:

: Great snake! I think Terry Walters has a wc albino strain that looks very similar to that one.
: Has anyone seen that wc "white sided" Tx rat that is pictured in Texas Snakes by Werler and Dixon? Its pretty cool, but it doesnt mention who owns it and if they are trying to breed it.

: TravisG

: : Hi all, I just thought everyone would like to see this awesome Texas rat. A good buddy of mine was the lucky one to find this Texas rat while field collecting. It was found in Thibodaux, La.
: : We hope to prove it genetic !!! Take notice that the eyes are ruby red !!!
: : Feedback on this one is welcome.

: : Walter

Travis, I saw those. I think Dwight had them for sale. The thing about this one is it seems to have NO coloration in the blotches and has pleny of red on the skin inbetween the scales. Jus thoping it proves genetic, which I think it will, fingers crossed.

Walter

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: : Great snake! I think Terry Walters has a wc albino strain that looks very similar to that one. : : Has anyone seen that wc "white sided" Tx rat that is pictured in Texas Snakes by Werler and Dixon? Its pretty cool, but it doesnt mention who owns it and if they are trying to breed it. : : TravisG : : : Hi all, I just thought everyone would like to see this awesome Texas rat. A good buddy of mine was the lucky one to find this Texas rat while field collecting. It was found in Thibodaux, La. : : : We hope to prove it genetic !!! Take notice that the eyes are ruby red !!! : : : Feedback on this one is welcome. : : : Walter : Travis, I saw those. I think Dwight had them for sale. The thing about this one is it seems to have NO coloration in the blotches and has pleny of red on the skin inbetween the scales. Jus thoping it proves genetic, which I think it will, fingers crossed. : Walter

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