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Can somebody confidently tell me what morph this Brooks King is?

I've had the morphs "Tpositive Red Albino", "Lavender", "Hypo", and "Snow" all suggested. This wide myriad of names as left me even more confused, as I was just calling it an albino. I feel very confident that it is not a hypo, but I've been wrong in the past

Any takers?
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1.0.0 Lampropeltis getula holbrooki
0.1.0 Lampropeltis getula californae
0.0.1 Lampropeltis getula nigra
1.0.0 Lampropeltis mexicana thayeri
2.3.0 Eublapharis macularius macularius
0.0.2 Rhacodactylus ciliatus
0.1.0 Gerrhosaurus major major

looks like a lavender albino fla.king to me.
,,,,,,,,,thomas davis
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Its a lavender. In Brooks/Floridana, T albino, lavender, lavender albino, and albino all usually refer to the same morph.

There is another albino morph that's not as prevalent, which is usually referred to as a T- negative albino, and has a different look from the one you have pictured above.

Thanks for the clarification guys! I really appreciate it!
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1.0.0 Lampropeltis getula holbrooki
0.1.0 Lampropeltis getula californae
0.0.1 Lampropeltis getula nigra
1.0.0 Lampropeltis mexicana thayeri
2.3.0 Eublapharis macularius macularius
0.0.2 Rhacodactylus ciliatus
0.1.0 Gerrhosaurus major major

Those patterns look like my desert kings. Do albino desert kings exist?

Yes, albino desert kings exist. I know there are three morph available -- axanthic, hypo, and albino. Don Shores produces very nice ones.
Both of these are normals I got from him. Well, one is het axanthic, but you can't tell by looking.

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