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The male Granite het albino pic,..

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Posted by Rob Carmichael on May 07, 2003 at 06:58:22:

In Reply to: The male Granite het albino pic,.. posted by BrianSmith on May 06, 2003 at 06:14:56:

Now that is one IMPRESSIVE burm morph! I tend to like the more "natural" colors like this and that pattern is quite striking...looks like you have some interesting projects in the making. Now if we can only develop a "dwarf" burm....then I'd be one happy camper.

:For whatever reason I am unable to attach two photos simultaniously. But here is the male. This picture was taken last Feb when he was about 7 feet. He continues to get more beautiful with each shed and is now quite greenish/beige in his background. Like many morphs his colors are difficult to photograph. Maybe I will take a couple tonight and upload them. I have to be up all night anyways as a female red tail is going through the motions of giving birth and I always try to be there when they do it to prevent any babies from getting crushed by the mother.




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