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We've had our share of good/bad odds over the years but this is a first. The breeding was Pinstripe Het Albino x Het Albino. We hatched 1 Albino Pinstripe, 5 Albinos (2 are faded) and 1 poss Het Albino.
The Albino Pin is in the far right egg and appears to have been cooking slower than the others. For that reason, I only cut a small window to make sure it was ok.
Best of Luck,
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Scott Priester
Brookside Reptiles
What incredible odds there! Keep it up! tom
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Tom Harbin
top left egg almost looks like a faded albino pin.. congrats on the nice clutch!!!!
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Best regards,
Alan Cole
Wow Scott, big congrats. For the number of Albino animals in that clutch, that really is CRAZY odds!
Justin
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J. Kobylka Reptiles
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Congrats, Scott! That's an awesome clutch. I hope mine will be coming along soon.
Cheers!
John
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John Woolard Reptiles
I see three albino pins.
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www.hognosefarm.com
Thanks for the feedback everyone. I appreciate it. I definitely spoke too soon concerning the "faded" ones in this clutch. They are indeed Albino Pinstripes. Easier to confirm now that they are starting to leave the egg. 3 Albino Pinstripes, 3 Albinos and 1 Het Albino is just insane from a Pin Het Albino x Het Albino breeding. I'm buying lottery tickets this weekend for sure 
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Scott Priester
Brookside Reptiles
congrats! Awesome odds--definately looking for a male albino pin--let me know!
Ben
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