Burmese Python
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Color & pattern mutations of Burmese pythons include Albino, Patternless (green), Granite, Albino Granite, Albino Patternless, Hypomelanistic, and "fader" - where the animal loses pattern definition over the course of its life. | Color & pattern mutations of Burmese pythons include Albino, Patternless (green), Granite, Albino Granite, Albino Patternless, Hypomelanistic, and "fader" - where the animal loses pattern definition over the course of its life. | ||
| - | Also see the "labyrinth" Burmese Python morph- a pattern that is more broken-up and random than that of a normal Burmese | + | Also see the "labyrinth" Burmese Python morph- a pattern that is more broken-up and random than that of a normal Burmese. |
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| + | Adding new boids to your collection is always exciting. You MUST be cautious of each new specimen, however. Practice strict quarantine procedures. The biggest danger to any boid keeper is the dreaded acronym - IBD. This stand for [http://www.anapsid.org/ibd.html Inclusion Body Disease]. There is no cure - and it easily wipes out entire collections if one has become infected with it. Quarantine should last between 3-6 months. | ||
== Difficulty == | == Difficulty == | ||
