Here is someones opinion.



"I happen to be a geneticist in real life as well as a snake breeding hobbyist, so I can answer! assuming the thayer's is just a regular thayer's with no albino parents, then 100% of the offspring you get from crossing the thayer's to my albino will be het for albino. they will probably all look fairly identical to each other, as that is what happens in the first generation of a cross like this. I'm not sure what the scale pattern will be like though: that could be fun to find out!



then if you breed the offspring to each other, you get 25% albino, 50% het for albino, 25% normal. and the patterns will be something like 25% cal king, 25% thayer's king, and 50% similar to the parents. if you breed the het for albino offspring to an albino, then you get 50% albino offspring.



so yeah it will be 3 years till you see the really cool combos, but the first generation will be interesitng too as you don't know what they'll look like. I think the albino thayer's will be really cool!"

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