2011 Albino carpet - male #1

Albino carpet pythons are incredibly rare and beautiful snakes. There are very few in Canada and it's still a great time to get involved in this project. This male feeds great on frozen thawed or fresh killed fuzzy or hopper sized mice. I have not been able to get him to take a rat pinky yet but he's a good feeder so I think it's just a matter of time.

$2500

2011 Albino carpet - male #2

This guy looks awesome and he just gets better looking with every shed. I think he is going to be a amazing adult! He is also an excellent rat feeder, taking pinky rats no problem, of course he also takes mice just fine too. You can't go wrong with him.

$3000

2011 Albino carpet - male #3

This guy is another rat feeder, takes pinky rats with gusto! Again he will also take mice no problem too. He was heading into a shed when I took the picture.

$2500

2010 Albino carpet - male #1

This guy is a nice looking albino but was a very slow starter, I had a heck of a time getting him to feed. He feeds fine now but only on frozen thawed mice, currently on hopper size and will refuse pretty much everything else. I have found with carpets in general that their feeding behavior can change as they get older and usually for the better. Mouse feeders suddenly begin taking rats, etc. Anyway, I'm comfortable selling him now as he has fed regularly for many months now.

$2000

2010 Albino carpet - male #2

Here is an example of what I was talking about above, this guy started feeding normally but only on mice. I couldn't get him to take anything else, as he grew I moved him to larger cage and suddenly he started taking rats! So he feeds well on fuzzy rats now, Yahoo!

Now for the down side, the only issue with him is he has a few small kinks at the very tip of his tail. I don't think this will affect him in any adverse way in the future as far as his breeding ability goes or genetically passing it along to his offspring but it's obviously not a great selling feature. So I have priced him accordingly...

The kinks are only along the last 1/2 inch of the tail, right at the tip.

$1800

Jaguar 66% het albino- male #1

Nice looking Jag male, this guy was produced from my het albino female bred to my Jag het albino male. All offspring from this breeding that are not albino are 66% possible het albino. For those not clear on what this actually means I will quickly explain....

So, statistically out of 4 eggs, one will be an albino, 2 will be 100% het for albino and one will be completely normal. You can't tell which of the normal looking babies are the hets so they are all called 66% possible hets. In other words you have a 2/3's chance of getting a 100% het, hope that makes sense! Anyway this guy is feeding great on rat pinkies or hopper mice, fresh killed or frozen thawed.

$225

Jaguar 66% het albino- male #2

This is a great looking Jag no matter what he turns out to be. I have a good feeling about him though... feeds well on rat pinkies or hopper mice fresh killed or frozen thawed.

$300

Jaguar 66% het albino- female #1

An awesome looking Jag female, going by her looks I would bet she was a 100% het but only time will tell. Feeds well on pinkie rats or hopper mice, fresh killer or frozen thawed.

$400

Jaguar 66% het albino- female #2

Another poss. het female, not quite as nice as the one above but not bad! Great feeder she will take anything offered.

$350

Normal 66% het albino- female

I was thinking of keeping this female, I just love her unusual color and pattern but I can't keep everything. Again her unique look makes me think out of all the babies in that clutch she would be one of the 100% hets, wish there was some sort of test...She is a great feeder and will take anything offered.

$300