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Here is one of my 06 Pastel Hypo hold backs. I can't seem to get her colors on any pictures, but she is different!

do you have others available?
if so, please send me pics and info to rollojoe@hotmail.com

thanks much! Joe
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Thanks and take care - Joe Rollo
'Tis not the stongest of the species that will eventually survive, nor the most intelligent, but the one most responsive to change' Charles Darwin

Thanks, I only kept 1.2 hold backs from that litter and the rest have sold out. She was one that just popped from that litter. She was clearly different from the rest of her Hypo siblings. She'll be going into her 2nd shed soon and I'm curious to see how she develops with time.

Here is one of her right after birth.

Here is one of the other hold backs, her brother.

and seems to have a bit of a different "look" to her!

Celia
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She's a keeper for sure! Background looks almost hoggish....and those eyes! Can you get a closeup of her eyes?

Billy

Thanks, her parents were DH Ghost X Pastel. Her eyes do have some pinkish thing going in the upper 1/2. I'll see if I can take some close ups in a few.

Does that Beauty resemble a T-Positive Albino...Beautiful, That is one FINE holdback...
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OK, here are some more pics! Now, what exactly do I have and how did I get it?

Here are some pics right after birth.

I Have never seen a T-Positive Albino in person, but from pictures your Holdback sure could pass as a REALLY nice one, I have never seen a Hypo look like that...Sure looks like a T-Postive Albino......
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After being educated on what I may have in my possession, I did some research and found the closest thing to her appearance in person. I also wrote Dave and Tracey to confirm.

Does this mean her litter mates carry some gene for T-Poss?

If it does, I guess those who bought her litter mates for $110-$375 got one hell of a deal!

http://www.vpi.com/4VPIInventory/VPIPriceList/BoaGallery&List/carAlbBoaThumbs.htm

Above are pics of her in the sunlight, here is this girl in a dark room with a Flash Photo, poor camera skills and I believe she in going into shed.

T-Positive Albino Colombian for SURE!

The siblings may or may not have carried T-plus genes.
Repeat the pairing, if you get another, then the parents are hets.
If you DO NOT, then this one was a random mutation, that I WANT!

Congrats, and I want one of these random T-plus albinos that pop up.

Latest update...
After chatting with Tracy Barker. We've decided to recall the claim T and just call her "a really special snake" until the genes are proven. For this we would need to breed the siblings to the parents and hope they produce some offsprings resembling their now famous sister!

This year we'll be pairing up the parents and hope we see another "really special snake". If we do, this would mean the litter would be considered 66% Poss Hets. When breeding the sons to the mother or daughters to the father, we should get 50/50 split between what she is and 100% Hets....we hope!

Needless to say, we'll spend the next few years proving the genes out and you won't see another snake from this litter being sold for a long time!

Thanks everyone for you help and guidance!
Especially Tracy Barker!

but with the red pupils in your pictures, and the other characteristics. You can pretty safely say it is a T-plus Albino.

Special indeed!

Looking forward to seeing the breeding results from it. Just remember your ol' pal Ryan when you produce summore of them smokers .
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Take Care,

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