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There are more people breeding intergrades than ever before so lets see some of the nicer ones! This is NOT a hybrid post, far from it. Combining morphs across subspecies lines has brought us some very cool looking snakes so lets see some. Here is a nice female Jelly I got from Zenny, product of a Jelly brooks x chain/goini het red eye albino(did I get that right Z?). This Jelly means that we are dealing with the same gene from both the Brooksi line Rainer is working with as well as the Albino chain king line. Boy I still cant get a good pic of a Albino though. Some will say I cant get a good pic of anything though, LOL.

Here she is again beside a normal 100% locale specimen.

These guys are color magnified!

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Jeff these are some of the best photos I've seen from you. Not only can I tell there is a snake in the photo but you have actually got the snakes heads in the frame. Nice!

The comparison photo really shows the difference between the morph and the normal.
And I for one like the 100% locality specimen.

-Dell

Enough with the "compliments". Now what is the story behind that smokin ALBINO??

Albino "chain" King? LOL thats a good one

Exactly what are you getting at????

the hobby to my knowledge.

Most people's definition of "PURE" is a complete joke! The original animal came from a intergrade zone, it is NOT its fault. Its been bred 3 generations into chain king, not cal king. Its a CB morph, so if it looks like a duck, acts like a duck and quacks like a duck its a DUCK. Maybe I am rationalizing to a point, but to hold a albino to standards because of where it was found?? Its not like it was man-made. Right?