Tracy, you wrote:

>...even though the Sharp looks so close to the Kahl t- albino ...

>And remember, in reality we know absolutely nothing about what we are talking about biochemically with any of these things-- ...

This seems like a contradiction. A few years ago, I asked Dave if any albino boas had been tested for tyrosinase activity, and he said no. Has there been a test done on Kahl albinos so that we know for a fact that it is T-negative? I'd be delighted if that was true. Or is it true that we don't know anything about the tyrosinase activity in both Kahl and Sharp albinos? I'm out in the boonies so most of what I know about boa mutants comes from these discussions on kingsnake.com. Thanks in advance.

Paul Hollander

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