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Here you go, Jeff. I'll let you take it from here.

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I sure don't know but they look amazingly like Albino Nelson Milksnakes to me, before they lose their 'yellow' ring and turn into sheer white and red 'porcelain' which is what they grow up to look like.

These are different with the black bellies. Yellow creeping up the sides but still holding color,J

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Notice the different head patterns and the obvious brooks influence in the top pic. Surprisingly the cross has less black tipping as well.What will they look like when the HYPOs come out?Wow!J

And I gotta say it again here. That critter already looks hypo. I'd contact the Bell's and find the exact parentage of that animal. If it was produced by breeding a Blaze to a Hypo brooks then the two traits would be allelic possibly even the same trait in which case though it kills me to admit it, I might have been wr.... wr.... wrong (Ouch that hurt) in my stand in previous threads.

Tony,it is a f2 cross so it could very well be hypo as none in the clutch have been proven yet. But it,to my knowledge,was not bred to a blaze but just a "regular"goini. According to Steve Fowler the blaze is a HYPO(seperate gene)and he should know...but some of the animals I have seen look so much more variable than what the hypo gene in brooksi produces. Not even close to anything locale here,lol,but they are very nice animals,Jeff

Though I still am an infant when posting pics, at least I know who to ask!LOL. This first pic is a male from Mark Bell's line of HYPO brooks X goini "crosses".This was a "must have" from Daytona that is just the best looking king I have seen.YES, it is not "pure"but I dont think it belongs in the hybrid forum either. Jeff

Keep us updated on the developement and growth!

Rainer