rememberable .... was breeding two hets together ( albino Black, Yellow, and Everglade intergraded rat snakes ) and all the neonates hatched out as Albinos, against the "odds" kind of scenario, so I am willing to bet that the opposite results could also happen with no albinos being produced, which in turn, could lead one to think their snake or snakes where not het albino from the get go, perhaps some pos hets out there are actual hets, this would be because of the possible variability in reproductive results. Probably not a common occurrence, but it is obvious to me, such results could and have been produced. Funny, I liked the het albinos looks better than the albino offspring that where produced. I do not have any photos of the resulting albinos, I do have a pic of one of the non albino "bubblegum" adults and also a blotchless Everglades that was breed into the bloodline before I sold it to "another rat snake fanatic". I remember selling neonate reticulated pythons, Brazilian rainbow boas and yes "cheap" rat snakes at a show in Hamburg Pennsylvania way back in the day.........I sold ( rat snakes ) some for a meager 5 dollars a piece LOL





Blotchless Everglades Ratsnake.......







het Intergrade........




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Frank Roberts

Roberts' Realm Of Reptile Research

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