Both look like normals to me, so you can rule out any codominant and dominant mutants, like spider, pastel, etc. One or both might be heterozygous for one or more of the recessive mutant genes, like albino. Or one or both might not have any mutant genes.



If either is claimed to be possibly heterozygous for something, then mate it to a snake that shows the mutation.



Otherwise, I'd breed both snakes to normals, raise all the babies and then mate brother x sister and baby x parent. Then see what comes out.



Good luck.



Paul Hollander

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