More '04 Hondos... *Dialup Warnig*

[Will]

Mary got me in the mood to take some pics with her recent post... :)

Here's a trio of the Snow project animals I just recieved from Marc B this week. There are 5 more, but I had no more time(or batteries) to get the rest, so this'll have to do for now.

Male Albino Het Anery
Produced by Marc Bouchard.

He just shed today, so I got my first look at him in full color and he looks fantastic.
http://www.ssnakess.com/photopost/data/509/2033Angel1.jpg

http://www.ssnakess.com/photopost/data/509/2033Angel2.jpg

http://www.ssnakess.com/photopost/data/509/2033Angel3.jpg


Female Anery Het Albino
Produced by Terry Dunham.

She's got just a sick feeding response!
http://www.ssnakess.com/photopost/data/509/2033Storm1.jpg

http://www.ssnakess.com/photopost/data/509/2033Storm2.jpg

http://www.ssnakess.com/photopost/data/509/2033Storm3.jpg

Female Het Anery 66% Het Albino
Produced by Marc Bouchard.

This is Marc's 'Mystery Milk' from a couple weeks back. Deep Red and Wide bands -- Love It!
http://www.ssnakess.com/photopost/data/509/2033Wide1.jpg

http://www.ssnakess.com/photopost/data/509/2033Wide2.jpg

http://www.ssnakess.com/photopost/data/509/2033Wide3.jpg

Cheers,

Will

*Edit for spelling*

[atw]

Those are all great looking snakes.

I have seen eople referring to 'tangerine albino hondurans' and also just 'albino hondurans.' What's the difference? I have seen some pictures of albinos (or were they tangerine albinos?) that have a lot of pink on them... is this something that fades as they age or is this one of the distinctions between the 2?


Adam

[Jeff_Favelle]

Awesome bro!!!!!!!!!!

[vanderkm]

WOW!! they all look fantastic. I really like the anery - and the albino is great - huge white bands on him and like the way the red bands almost meet. The red on that third guy really shows up in the pics you took - even better than those Marc showed - he has to be one of the most interesting looking hondos ever. Sure looking forward to seeing these guys grow up.

Adam - a tangerine albino has both wide bands and narrow bands that are orange separated by white bands, where as a tri-color albino has wide bands that are orange, narrow bands that vary from yellow to peach colored. All the albino gene does is prevent the black pigment from showing - so the third snake of Will's above is a normal tricolor with white narrow bands (these tend to appear yellowish when albino). A regular tangerine hondo has orange, orange and black bands. So many colors to love!!

mary v.

[Tim_Cranwill]

Good stuff, buddy! :)

What kind of hondo eggs are going to be cooking for you this summer?

[atw]

Thanks for explaining. I agree that there are so many colours to love. Even the normal phases are beautiful!!! Definitely my next snake!!!

Adam

[Jeff_Favelle]

Check Mary V's avatar for a pic of a Tangerine Albino Hondo.

[Will]

Thanks guys :)

Tim: I have a Het Anery 66% Het Albino trio cooling at the moment, so I should at least see some Anerys next year. If I'm lucky, I'll see Albinos, and if I'm really lucky(knocking really hard on wood now), I may even see a Snow.

[bighillreptiles]

Verry nice looking Hondos you have. Will you will soon catch up to me lol all i need is the anary and i have 1.2 het 100% from Marc B as well my total is 5.10 I'M HOOKED ON HONDOS LOL ;paul

[MarcB]

Nice pics Will, the female anery is quite the ravenous feeder eh!

[Manitoban Herps]

very nice snakes, love the anery :)

[Katt]

Great pics! The anery is gorgeous and so is Miss Enigma! Wow!!

[Classic]

The growing popularity with Tri-Colors is a very good thing.
Very nice hondos. Congrats

Brian
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