Hypomelanistic animals are on the opposite side of the melanism spectrum and expresses reduced melanin ( black pigment) production, unlike amelanism where there is no melanin production. The Pythons still display their colour and pattern but it is a lot lighter than normal individuals. In most cases their colour and pattern becomes in distinct as they mature.
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The Complete Carpet Python by Nick Mutton and Justin Julander, PhD with a special chapter on advanced reproduction by Dr. Benson Morrill […]
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Keeping and Breeding Australian Pythons Book Edited by Mike Swan Authors include Kieran Aland, Brian Barnett, Meyndert Bornman, Rob Browne-Cooper,Greg Fyfe,Glen Gaikhorst, […]
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