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  • 05-19-2013, 04:15 PM
    ThunderPaws
    Thank you for the nice replies. I don't believe it is a genetic form that is passed on. It just kind of shows up in snakes, but I am told it is pretty rare. My daughter pulled the snake from the egg box. She sent me a pic and told me one of the snakes has black magic marker on it and it would not come off. I new immediately what it was. I can't wait to see it in person. From some other pics I have seen there are a bunch of pin size black dots all over the body of the snake. I hope it is a male.....
  • 05-19-2013, 05:08 PM
    Pythonfriend
    Re: 2013 Paradox Spider Lavender Albino
    wow.... quick count of dark areas that have some size just in these pictures, i counted 12 of these paradoxes.

    thats A LOT i think, i have often seen snakes with one or two large ones, but so many small ones, i dont know if ive seen it before.

    i also heared they are rare and random from various sources. (ok one recessive gene that covers the whole snake with paradoxes got isolated now, the atomic gene). And generally it isnt genetic, unfortunately.
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