I am curious… Suppose I am selling 05 coral albino babies a twice the price of a regular albinos, let’s say $2000 and, let’s say that Boa is a stunning neonate/juvenile but grows up looking like an average albino and barley if any coral traits or doesn’t even resemble its parents at all… Am I responsible or what would the ramifications be??? The price difference between an adult coral albino and an average albino is great and all coral albinos’ are not alike making their adult price range vary greatly and that price could easily be argued.

What I am saying just because there is coral in the pedigree does not mean the best looking albino will grow to be a coral? Correct? Please people can you help sort things out for me. Again I am just curious and this could apply to many situations.



Thanks -Greg Reinert-

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• Coral Albino Question - Psycodelic, Thu Jan 12 15:27:18 2006
• RE: Coral Albino Question - JasonReese, Thu Jan 12 16:12:23 2006
• RE: Coral Albino Question - zenzinia, Thu Jan 12 16:39:10 2006
• RE: Coral Albino Question - JasonReese, Thu Jan 12 23:43:46 2006
• RE: Coral Albino Question - snakepimp, Fri Jan 13 00:48:36 2006
• Not sure if coral to coral always produces all corals - RyanHomsey, Fri Jan 13 15:05:44 2006
• RE: Coral Albino Question - Psycodelic, Thu Jan 12 19:05:05 2006
• Yep, Thats how they work - michaelburton, Fri Jan 13 10:20:15 2006
• RE: Coral Albino Question - shot, Thu Jan 12 16:38:00 2006
• Greg... - ChrisGilbert, Thu Jan 12 20:44:38 2006
• Is my boa a Coral? - shedthegear, Fri Jan 13 13:57:57 2006
• RE: Is my boa a Coral?- Another Pic - shedthegear, Fri Jan 13 13:59:14 2006