I have a female het albino that I produced(so I know she's 100% het...not yet "proven" through breeding though) that is doing this, but out of the 6 females I held back, she's the only one that's doing it. So, I wouldn't call it a definite "marker" or I'd think they'd all have it. I'm still under the assumption that the only way to know a boa is het albino(if produced by someone else) is by breeding it and waiting for the outcome. Honestly, out of the 6, no two even look like siblings, so if there is a "marker" it's something they all have similar that I haven't noticed yet. Well, just giving my opinion, hope it helped. Take care!

Paul

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• Question? Anyone else have hets that are obvious gene carriers?Pics - TonyB, Fri Mar 11 15:13:25 2005
• RE: Question? Anyone else have hets that are obvious gene carriers?Pics - TonyB, Fri Mar 11 15:14:31 2005
• RE: Question? Anyone else have hets that are obvious gene carriers?Pics - TonyB, Fri Mar 11 15:15:41 2005
• I had a het albino (since sold it) with the same thing. - topnotchboas, Fri Mar 11 18:15:06 2005
• RE: Tony - ajfreptiles, Fri Mar 11 19:25:05 2005
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• RE: Hey Paul... - ajfreptiles, Sat Mar 12 08:01:34 2005
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