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I wasn't really planning on getting into San Diegos, but this guy was sent to me in a trade as a "gopher" and I'm pretty sure he is a nice albino SD. He's so pretty, I can't part with him!
So now I need to find him a girlfriend. 
I'll have much better photos of him when my camera gets here and I can give back this borrowed one. My original camera took a dive the other day. 
-cat
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My collection and herp photography
Hi Cat
WOW nice soft colored SD , Looks like a T Albino .
Very pretty
jason
>>Hi Cat
>>WOW nice soft colored SD , Looks like a T Albino .
>>Very pretty
>>
>>jason
How does one tell the difference between T+ and T- albinos?
Here's a few more (better) photos of him:
Just got my camera today (a week earlier than expected) and thought I'd share a few photos. I definitely need a better lens for closeups. Will get one eventually.
Albino San Diego Gopher snake:
-cat
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My collection and herp photography
The way I consiter is the T is Normal eye color or a Dark Ruby red color. The T negative is pink or light red color . But I'm sure some people would disagree .
Cool snake none the less .
jason
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