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  • 10-07-2009, 12:15 AM
    SquamishSerpents
    is it standard for albino BP's to be two different shades of yellow?
    we just picked up this albino, and i was BLOWN AWAY when i saw her! her whites are SO white, and her yellows are as bright as the sun! what i was wondering though, is it standard for albinos to have 2 different shades of yellow? and would you consider her a high-contrast, or just a fine example of an albino? here's what i mean about the 2 different colors:

    http://i17.photobucket.com/albums/b7...ober3-6023.jpg

    most other albinos that i have seen have had white inside the "loops" but she just has a fainter yellow.
  • 10-07-2009, 12:33 AM
    pythontricker
    Re: is it standard for albino BP's to be two different shades of yellow?
    yeah, mine is like that. its normal
  • 10-07-2009, 12:50 AM
    SquamishSerpents
    Re: is it standard for albino BP's to be two different shades of yellow?
    thanks, it sure looks COOL!
  • 10-07-2009, 09:05 PM
    Pinoy Pythons
    Re: is it standard for albino BP's to be two different shades of yellow?
    Yup that is definitely a high contrast albino. Some do tend to lighten up as they age, but some retain their intense yellow. Though another line do exists called faded albino, which looks like snows as hatchling, but develop a very faint yellow as it age.
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