it is better to play it safe. Many of the big breeders will label Albinos from Coral litters as such, not guaranteeing they will be coral. It is a bit of a gambel on the buyers part.

If I pay the Coral price, I want a coral. This is very hard to guarantee as a baby. There are hints, but nothing is easy.

If I were you I would price the babies around $1500, and mention they were produced by Corals or Hets from Coral breedings. If possible trace your breeder's bloodline to verify it is a true Coral albino, and not a "look alike."

If I payed the Coral price $2000-$2500 I would want a long term guarantee from the breeder, much like purchaseing hets.

How's my old boy doing?

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