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I began my search for a male Albino ball at last year NARBC - Tinley Park show. I was looking for an '09 hoping to get him big enough to produce a clutch in '10. Only 1 snake was available at Tinley and it was sold prior to the show on Friday night. After several other attempts, I located one from John Levey. Recieved him in mid-january from california at about 200 grams. I feed him for 6 weeks and put him in with my female Albino in March. She produced 4 eggs on July 9th. Thanks John! The search was well worth the result! More photos to come after their first shed.

They are beautiful and congrats, but your post makes it seem like both parents were albinos. I know one of them had to be a spider het or a spider albino, just wanting some clarification. thanks
Will

My bad! My search was for a spider albino! That is what I purchased from John in January. The father was a spider albino.

Awesome clutch. The pattern on that one is lovely. Looking forward to more photos. Congrats!
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Insert "Spider Albinos" for Albino in the above post. It changes the whole post and make sense. Sorry to the hundreds of people who were saying "I saw a bunch of male albinos at last years NARBC - Tinley show".