This winter I hatched out an albino suboc from an albino x silver blonde pairing. Obviously, this was completely unexpected. All of the other eight siblings were normally colored and normally patterned Triple Hets, as they should have been.
I can trace my silver blonde female's genealogy back to the very first axanthic blondes that Mark Bell hatched. Todd Smith and Glenn Fankhauser bred my silver girl's grandparents, and they hatched out several silvers while trying for snow back in the day. So my silver is apparently het for albino, and the only albino ancestry that I see possible for her would be European albino from Todd's Triple Hets. The weird thing is that my adult albino male who sired this clutch is a Loma Alta albino bloodline snake.
My point is that this is possible proof that the Loma Alta and European lines of albino are compatible/allelic.
This makes sense because they both are missing the frontal scale.
Regardless, this was the first albino suboc that was 100% het for silver (snow) and blonde.
Sadly, the snake died as it tried to leave the egg still attached to the shell by its umbilicus. We'll try it again this year.



