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a to make a sunglow western hognose

albinoXhypo?

sounds fun

...and will be trying to make them this year.
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a to make a sunglow western hognose albinoXhypo?

I forget who it was but there was a breeder that was trying to sell one on here a few years back. I'm not sure if they ever eventually sold it as I saw it relisted several times over the course of a year. To be honest, I didn't think it was anything noteworthy or worth the money they were asking based on the pictures they had of theirs. It actually looked pretty much like a fairly typical albino to me. And yes, they were labeling it as a Sunglow for sale. Does anybody else remember those ads or know anything further about the history of that animal?

Considering that "Hypo"'s are now considered Tpos Albinos, I wonder what happens genetically when a Tpos gene is mixed with a Tneg gene (normal albino). Has this been done with other species (and I'm not talking about a real Hypo with an Albino either ;p )?
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Troy Rexroth
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Here are a couple pics posted some time back. Tha last few are a Smoke hypo x albino and it really shows.

http://forums.kingsnake.com/view.php?id=1851460,1851460

Here are what smoke hypos look like. I hope to hatch a few more smolders next year as my holdbacks should be ready to breed.

http://forums.kingsnake.com/view.php?id=1852023,1852366

What I've seen with other types of snakes the current Evans line hypo will not show through the T neg albino. Let's hope that isn't the case though.
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