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I can help, not sure I can. I have not done pits since
I produced the first patternless Great basins almost twenty years ago, but that's another story, have photos will post when I find them. (before digital cameras and the net.) I have seen animals that are more colorful and appear to be Hybino's (sunglow.)Like the one I'm posting. The white on the albinos seen to be more prevalent. I have her brother and there is a major difference between the two.

the lavender ring around the neck saddles are the way to tell the difference. Here is an adult.

Beautiful Snake you posted.

What morph would you consider this to be? Just for fun?

Thanks jason

be an albino gopher. T pos. or T neg. not sure.

I think its T Positive Albino. Just wanted an unbiased opinion.

Thanks Jason

my opinion.