Actually i don't think i'm wrong because if your snake lats four eggs and all four hatch then out of those four egg you would have a 25% chance to get an albino. if you go to the Genetics Wizard it will show you that breeding two 100% will give you three that look normal but out of those three two are 66% chance to be hets. while one should be albino but with breeding hets you have no promise of an albino. in fact here is a very good way to look at breeding stright from the nerd site "Something to keep in mind when dealing with punnett squares and simple recessive genetics is that the numbers involved are theoretical. For example, according to theory, breeding a 100% het-albino (Na) ball to an albino (aa) ball should yield half hets and half albinos out of 4 eggs. It doesn't always work this way though...we've bred hets to homozygous animals and gotten all homozygous, we've also bred hets to homozygous animals and gotten all hets. Depending on how the alleles fall, it's possible to breed two hets together and get all possible hets, or do the same and get all homozygous animals as a result. This can be very exciting or somewhat disappointing, depending on what you were expecting out of the clutch. That's a big reason why it's important to keep these numbers in mind as a hypothetical, best-case-scenario according to the laws of genetics. At the same time, that's what makes working with color morphs both extremely fun and also nerve-wracking!"