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  • 01-23-2010, 10:41 PM
    hEireann Pythons
    Albino & black pastel albino
    What is the difference between an Albino & a black pastel albino?

    The colour of both snakes are the same White & yellow with pinkish eyes,
    there is however a huge price difference between them but why?
    They both look the same
  • 01-23-2010, 11:09 PM
    dr del
    Re: Albino & black pastel albino
    Hi,

    They don't if you look closely enough.

    Black pastels have markings around the eyes in the "alien heads" on their sides and can be a bit more orange in the colouration on occasion.

    But the main difference, and the reason there is such a difference in price is the super form of the black pastel is a solid coloured snake - the background colour of the BP.

    So while an albino black pastel and an albino look similar from a distance an albino super black pastel would be a solid white snake with red eyes and no pattern.

    But the more genes in any animal the more it will cost because of the flexibility it gives in breeding so a pastel albino costs way more than a regular albino.

    But when bred to another animal 50% of the offspring would not only be het albino but also pastels. Does that make sense?


    dr del
  • 01-24-2010, 07:34 AM
    carlo
    Re: Albino & black pastel albino
    Here is my blackpastelalbino male having fun with my albino female .
    The pattern on the blpalbino is much more clearer, and the blpa is codom aswel as recessive.
    http://i196.photobucket.com/albums/a...andun/a005.jpg
  • 01-24-2010, 08:41 AM
    mason
    Re: Albino & black pastel albino
    IT's a double gene animal, it produces more valuable offspring and hence is more expensive.
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