Help. I have a rescue but unsure on the genetics.

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Originally Posted by zina10

I'd say Caramel ! Very beautiful :)

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The issue with it being caramel is that she doesn't have albino eyes.

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Butter or Lesser same thing different lines.

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Originally Posted by Deborah

Butter or Lesser same thing different lines.

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Thanks

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Originally Posted by Python23

Very nice find. You're half way to making some bels


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Originally Posted by Pezz

The issue with it being caramel is that she doesn't have albino eyes.

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Well, the pictures aren't very clear. All the caramels I've seen didn't have the really red/pink eyes of the normal Albinos, or at least they didn't appear so at first look? Even on pictures its hard to tell.

OP, are the eye lenses reddish ? Close up of eye?

Here are two caramels for example..notice the eyes.

http://photos.imageevent.com/morgens...all-python.jpg

http://photos.imageevent.com/morgens....1280.1280.jpg

And here is a video of one...can't see the eyes until about 2 minutes 40 seconds into it ...lol

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pmHBJx_JPCU


I have a Pastel Lesser female at home and also a hatchling. Colors just look different to me (not just because of the added pastel)

She's just fed so i don't want to bug her for pictures. I did shine a light in them and saw no red or pink. She has greenish gray eyes.

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Originally Posted by Pezz

She's just fed so i don't want to bug her for pictures. I did shine a light in them and saw no red or pink. She has greenish gray eyes.

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I guess she could be Lesser/Butter then..
;)

Was the animal is shed in the first pic? Bc the second and third photos seem to show a much more defined coloration and patterning. Maybe the lighting and the focus on the closeup. OK. :cool:

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Originally Posted by Albert Clark

Was the animal is shed in the first pic? Bc the second and third photos seem to show a much more defined coloration and patterning. Maybe the lighting and the focus on the closeup. OK. :cool:

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Different lighting. The first was under flourescent the other ones were incandescent lighting.

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Like others have said, in the first photo the washed out color looks lesser/butter but in the other two photos (which I assume are closer to actual colors) it does look caramel.