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    Paradox sand boas?

    Does anyone have any information on paradox sand boas? I've seen some photos on the web, but I don't know if it's an actually morph or just a one time occurrence.

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    It goes hand and hand with albino. You often see het for paradox albino. I don't know much more than that.
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    Paradox in sand boas is like paradox in ball pythons. As far as my understanding goes it's a one time anomaly and would not be genetically inheritable.


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    Paradox in sand boas is a proven genetic trait. I do know it is recessive. It is hard to find info for some reason though. From what I gather though, the paradox albino is its own trait different from and not compatible with regular albino.
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    indeed pdox albino is incompatible with normal albino and its reccesive
    pdox snow is the same as normal snow but with the pdox albino gene instead of the norma albino gene
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    1.2 Eryx colubrinus loveridgei wildtyp het albino poss het anery. CB 11/2011!
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