Colouring on Albino Darwin's

[Shay-Nik]

Haha, they'r amazing snakes to keep.

 

[SteveNT]

thanks, he is a great snake to own. yeah mine also grabs stuff in his enclosure to hold onto. half the time i have to bring his log or branch out with him.

That's why you give them a nice big water bowl and when they take a dip out they come easy peasy They always look at me like "I knew you were going to do that! damn!"

 

[saintanger]

he has a big water bowl but i never see him in it, he hangs off his branch and reaches out drinks the water while holding onto the branch.

 

[andynic07]

he has a big water bowl but i never see him in it, he hangs off his branch and reaches out drinks the water while holding onto the branch.

Sounds like a security blanket.

 

[saintanger]

lol yeah his security brach, he spend more time on that branch than anywhere else. he does use the hide though wen he is in shed.

 

[Hamalicious]

Ive seen albinos that don't change until they are over a year old and i've seen albinos come out of the egg with white and yellow on them. Depends on the snake

 

[Shay-Nik]

I'v seen a photo of an 8 month old albino with yellow and white colouring

 

[Whp71]

This is my Albino Darwin, a little over a year old..... colours are just starting to show.

 

[pythonmum]

By the third slough they will be showing more yellow and white, but the colour keeps developing for a year or so. Even better is the fact that they don't fade with age. Pythons with black in the colours often get a bit dull or indistinct after 4 years or so. Albinos just keep looking gorgeous!

 

[Shay-Nik]

Such a cute little albino. This is my little 3 months old, I believe he is due for a shed within the next 2 weeks