Not sure what's going on here???

I bred my DH Lavender Snow to a PH Lavender Albino. Long story short...Three snakes hatched so far and one of them looks Axanthic? Hmmm...

Pictures suck. They are off of my cell phone. I have better pics on the Nikon, but have no access to them right now.

Thoughts?

The flash on the camera phone does him no justice and washed everything out super bad...

First pic is next to another normal 2012 hatchling of ours
http://i42.photobucket.com/albums/e3...802122239a.jpg

Second pic is next to clutchmates.
http://i42.photobucket.cclutchmateso...803120101b.jpg

All are female so far!!!

Looks interesting. Shed pic would be more definitive.

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Looks like a faded normal. I had the same thing happen in a het axanthic x het axanthic pairing. Here is a picture of the two normals side by side.

http://i859.photobucket.com/albums/a...n/IMG_8950.jpg

New hatchlings often don't have their full color in. Wait a few days.

Usually when they come out this way, its a het of whatever the breeding was. The main one you'll see it happen with (probably just because there are more breedings with them) are het Albinos. I would say you have a het of either Lavender or Axanthic with that baby.

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Originally Posted by jsmorphs2

Looks like a faded normal. I had the same thing happen in a het axanthic x het axanthic pairing. Here is a picture of the two normals side by side.

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How long did it take to color up and how did you find out it was not Axanthic? Thanks for the pic.

That is too weird.

Jessica -did that one brown out once it got older?

Here is an updated pic of the baby next to a clutchmate.

http://i42.photobucket.com/albums/e3...d_DSCN4589.jpg

He looks too brown to be an axanthic, Id bet he just needs a shed or two to color up like his siblings.

Normal.

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