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Thank you to everyone who helped with the camera issue. My camera does have a macro setting, and these quick pics I grabbed are much better than the last ones. So far, I have two complete hatchings of the hybrid, and coincidentally their purebred half-siblings are hatching on the same day. The albino in the group picture is a pure california king, and not part of the hybrid clutch. So far, more of the same, and nothing albino out of this hybrid clutch. That will at least tell us that my snake from last year is not a hybrid, nor are the california and calligaster albino genes coallelic. Here it goes, and I will post a group picture and description when they are all hatched and sexed. Thanks,

nate.

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You wouldn't happen to have a pick of the odd snake that hatched out last year would you?
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Adam
Hybrid Breeders Association

This is the odd snake from last year. she looks like an albino calligaster, but her mom was phenotypically normal and had never bred.

nate.

wow great snakes, i hope to see some albinos in a few years when you breed the siblings
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jake

my addiction:
0.0.2 normal ball pythons (lazlo and izzy)
1.0 amelenistic corn snake (zyklon)
0.1 blizzard corn (blizz)

This is the best pic I've gotten so far.

nate.

Nice ! Is that what mine will look like?

JIM

www.westernhognose.com

I would assume that yours will have a lot more silver on them and less black. The male cali I used was a blizzard, and I believe that is an albino version of an all black snake. But, you never know. Please let us know what they turn out like, should be very pretty.

nate.