Jungletrans
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So as they started with a wild caught Albino Darwin , does that mean all the aust albino Darwins are distantly related ? Big family .
next snake decisions made hope its the right one
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DAMMMMMMMMMMM i was guna get a BHP but im not sure now JEEEEZZZZZZZZZZZZ:facepalm:
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i know so many beautifl snakes to choose from
stuff it one of each pleas hahahahah
Cathy
Ooh, lovely big boy you have there!
i have a deposit on one of this seasons Albino Darwins from SXR, will be ready March/April...cant wait!
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how much $$ if you dont mind me asking
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sarah1234
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Albino darwin was my first snake. Had him for almost 2 years now. Never regret it. Still a favourite in my collection.
Very nice Steve. Very nice indeed. If you ever need him looked after, Im sure I could help out....
SteveNT
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Get both! You know you want to
(I did)
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The first one was found as a hatchie on a curtain rail in a caravan in Berimah, Darwin. I've heard talk of another one but I've never seen documentation.
congo_python
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Thankx guys he's a legend of a snake.....I need to get some better pic's of him in the sun thou
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