This is Marcus from Louisville, KY.

I feel the same way about T positives. I do not see why they are considered albinos either. Maybe it is just that they have similar genetics at work with one affecting the melanin production to a lesser degree than the other or in a totally different way than the other. I am no genetics buff and I have never saw a T pos in person but just by looking at them I would not think albino. Not even the red eyes would have me think albino because I have calico mice with red eyes.

Listening to myself talk I can see why they could be considered a form of albinism. It is confusing to me but whatever the case may be they are still some beautiful snakes.

Shot

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• Question about T Albinism................. - gmherps, Sat Feb 25 07:21:21 2006
• RE: Question about T Albinism................. - gmherps, Sat Feb 25 07:21:57 2006
• RE: Question about T possitive Albinism................. - gmherps, Sat Feb 25 07:22:48 2006
• Hey Greg...... - shot, Sat Feb 25 08:05:01 2006
• Definetly great looking snakes though, I agree.............. - gmherps, Sat Feb 25 08:47:57 2006
• Some sort of answer about T positive Albinism................. - snakepimp, Sat Feb 25 10:06:54 2006
• lets go a little deeper... (a brain teaser) - shot, Sat Feb 25 10:37:56 2006
• Revised reply. - snakepimp, Sat Feb 25 16:32:06 2006
• Nice reply - shot, Sat Feb 25 17:59:12 2006
• Impressive and helpful reply Jeremy.............. - Morgans Boas, Sat Feb 25 11:50:54 2006
• RE: Impressive and helpful reply Jeremy.............. - snakepimp, Sat Feb 25 16:23:49 2006
• RE: Impressive and helpful reply Jeremy. - Paul Hollander, Mon Feb 27 18:57:29 2006
• Here is a difference with the T+. - zenzinia, Sat Feb 25 13:36:54 2006
• RE: Here is a difference with the T . - Morgans Boas, Sat Feb 25 20:01:32 2006