been happening for years. It's most common obviously with the hets. It's also seen in Burmese pythons, although I believe it was noy quite as common.

I have had one of each, boa, and burmese with this condition.

My only question is do they breed true as hets, or actual albinos? I hope to find out this year, but I expect he will not breed just as my Calico burmese never bred.
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• Something else new... - PGoss, Mon Sep 25 10:09:26 2006
• It started with Ralph's freak Snow... - ChrisGilbert, Mon Sep 25 10:28:43 2006
• Actually, it started much further back . - gainesreptiles, Mon Sep 25 19:02:10 2006
• That is correct... - kirby, Mon Sep 25 22:34:25 2006
• RE: Something else new... - vcaruso15, Mon Sep 25 10:28:52 2006
• It's linked to the Albino gene and has - giantkeeper, Mon Sep 25 11:45:34 2006
• Good luck with the project. np - PGoss, Mon Sep 25 15:53:12 2006
• I will have on display at Tinley Park .. - gainesreptiles, Mon Sep 25 18:58:01 2006
• Thanks Bill and... - PGoss, Mon Sep 25 20:45:01 2006
• Yeah $10 should balance it, hey Phil... - ChrisGilbert, Mon Sep 25 21:30:00 2006
• You're a lucky dog . . . - slithering_serpents, Tue Sep 26 13:14:02 2006