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Posted by: marksherps at Thu Jul 17 10:21:37 2014  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by marksherps ]  
   

Hello, a few years ago I posted a picture of this wild caught black rat snake pictured here.



I bred him to a normal females, raised up the babies and bred them this year. The first clutch just hatched and there is one baby like him, proving the genetics. I'm wondering if its a T positive albino. There is no red in the eyes of the wild male or the baby. Its been a lot of fun and I hope to hatch a few more this year. Anyone know if T positive snakes all have red in the eyes? Thanks!



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