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Here is a 2010 Paradox albino I held back.
She has only one black scale on body.
it is hard to capture just how bright her orange is on camera.

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Steve Perry
North Idaho.

How variable are the paradox albinos? I have a male who has no orange on it. its more yellow and almost a lavender color were yours is orange. it does have a lot of black though.

Can you post some pics of different paradox albinos?

Now that is some neon color going on. That's bolder than any milksnake I'd say.

What is with all these snakes that have bright colors but spend so much time lurking under stuff.
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Mark

Awesome snake. Steve can you post a pic with the one scale showing? That thing is really bright.
Mark

I think you captured enough of the orange...wow, stunner!
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Mark Huntley
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Very nice Steve. Great orange