This is my 3 year old female. YThey are white with pink speckling on top. I kept all the '03 babies she produced last year and this years offspring as well . I am conviced of the history on the T- albino florida but no convinced on the look.
The original wildcaught pair came from Glades herp and sold to a guy in calif who bred the Wildcaughts and produced one of these "white" T- albinos. He went to prison and left his snakes to rot. A zoo keeper was able to rescue the one white albino from the mans apt while the original WC pair was dead. Later the late Lloyd Lemke contacted the zoo keeper and asked to use that T- albino for a breeding loan because he had a high red brooks he wanted to breed it to. He did and produced hets. Later the original T- breeder died and out of the hets that Lloyd bred only one pair survived and produced some T- babies of which I acquired a pair. Evidently the others escaped during Lloyds illness. SO I ended up with the only remaining pair of albinos.
Even though two trusted herpetoculturists were involved in the history of these T- albinos. The orginal wildcaught pair came from a felon who bought the wildcaught pair from Glades. Which allows room for their purity.
So what do you think? Do these look like a hybrid cali X floridana? I have seen many albino calif king X florida king hybrids and none looked like this.
3 year old female:
1 year old male(baby to the mother above)some have less red on top than this one. I just used him because she has the most red. The other looks similar to the female above:
