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I have produced many Albino Ball Pythons and have never had any that looked like this. We produced it from Doc. Holiday our Albino male to a normal Albino Het female. This pair has been done previously and again since the animal in question was produced without reproducing the results?

it's almost as though she has a high yellow pattern overlapping a peach color with a different pattern.

I was just curious if anyone has seen this before.

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Becky & Crew
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i have never seen anything like it before....bt i like it!!!
adam jeffery
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" a.k.a. farfrumugen "
When I die, I want to go peacefully like my Grandfather did, in his sleep -- not screaming, like the passengers in his car.

She's really cool. I absolutely love her peachy color I've never seen another one like her, though, so I'm no help in that regard. Good luck with her; keep us posted!

I have actually seen one that is very similar. I have no idea the genetic makup of this, but I think in the next year of 2 we might see more like it

Scott
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Scott
"The most powerful person never has to use it"

I wish I could get some answers on this girl. Someone has mentioned a Yellow Bush Albino? Never heard of this...found a topic or two related to it but nothing definative.
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Becky & Crew
All Exotic Reptiles AKA WFReptiles

Interresting.
Might just be some jungleish thing going on, but may be more.

I suppose you want to breed her back to the albino sir ?
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love this world, don't hate it.

yes, we are planning on breeding her back to the Sire this season. see if anything manifests itself.
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Becky & Crew
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What did it look like as a hatchling? Have you produced anything looking like a axanthic from this pair?
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Best regards,
Alan Cole

I thinks yours has something else going on besides the blush line genes.

Thanks for the picture of the yellow blush...I think you are right there is something else going on.
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Becky & Crew
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>>I thinks yours has something else going on besides the blush line genes.

There are different grades of yellow blush just as there are high contrast. It looks very similar to a male my buddy has.
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yea ,but when blushed are in FULL blue they look dull orange here alot....like the pic...and it has the screaming yellow highlights....my first thought was blushed , but if it's not in shed...there is something weird in there....!!!

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My son swears she always looks peachy and kinda dull. I think she always looks like this but cant say 100%. I dont know if she is in shed right now or not. I guess we will know for sure soon enough.
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Becky & Crew
All Exotic Reptiles AKA WFReptiles

This female looked normal as far as we remember, we didn't start noticing she was looking differently until recently. As far as her sibs are concerned we don't remember anything out of the ordinary. It seemed like a normal Albino / het clutch. We have had a clutch this year from her mother and father and they all look normal.
I will put up pics later.
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Becky & Crew
All Exotic Reptiles AKA WFReptiles

These are babies produced this year from the parents of the different looing Albino female...doesn't seem to be anything out of the ordinary.

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Becky & Crew
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A friend af mine had an Albinomale and he was not looking like mine:

My Albino:

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Mattias

Lunar-Ball Reptiles

Here is one I posted before that is close to yours.

wasnt their a ball called the IMG that got darker as it aged?
well maybe its the same thing here except the albino gene is doing its job so its gaining yellow instead of black?
it may not have been called the IMG but i believe it was along those lines.
thanks
adam jeffery
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" a.k.a. farfrumugen "
When I die, I want to go peacefully like my Grandfather did, in his sleep -- not screaming, like the passengers in his car.

yes I kinda remember that,
IMG (increased melamine gene)? spelling ..sorry?

The mom is one of my darker snakes, I will have to look at my old records (pictures) and see how she compares to now. See if she may be showing anything thats been going on.
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Becky & Crew
All Exotic Reptiles AKA WFReptiles

Hi,

I have an adult male that has the same layering of peach, orange and yellow. He developed this coloration over the first two years of life and has retained it into year number seven. Actually, the intestity of the color continues to increase with age. I produced him from a pair of NERD high contrast albino hets. I recently saw one of my albino yearlings and she seems to be developing this color layering as well. I don't know what the deal is..but I like it.

Will

Thanks for the info....yes this girl started as a normal albino from a ralph davis male albino and a het female i picked up. Her color is developing exactly as you discribed.
Have you tried to use your male to reproduce the color/pattern or have you tried applying the diffferent color to other projects?

Thanks
Becky
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Becky & Crew
All Exotic Reptiles AKA WFReptiles