It is not really understood how the coral gene is passed on and i know sometimes it just happens in regular albino breedings. But if you notice a good amount of coraling on your juvies I dought if they will become drab adults. I have seen regular albinos that are killing some of the albinos that have been sold as corals, meaning they look more like corals than the actual or so called corals. I have a coral male that is mediocre in appearance but his mother was as coral as coral can get and that was the reason I purchased him. I guess if you show people the parents of your snakes and have pictures of the female giving birth, they would know exactly what they were getting into and then if they still wanted to pay your $2000 asking price I think it would be fair for both parties.

hope this helps a little

Shot

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