Is there anything special about this guy?

Ok so I added that 66% het lavender albino to my collection, and he's adjusted really quickly to his environment so I checked him out today. I noticed some yellow by the belly(barely noticeable in the pics but vibrant in person) , and his eye is half green. I know pastels have green eyes, and my pastel has the yellow by the belly too. His lips are also white. In the third pic he has some weird blushing in his pattern. His pattern is also unlike any I have ever seen. Is there anything special about this guy besides his het lav albino or am I just overexcited about a good looking snake?

https://ball-pythons.net/gallery/fil...vender_003.jpg
https://ball-pythons.net/gallery/fil...vender_004.jpg
https://ball-pythons.net/gallery/fil...vender_005.jpg
https://ball-pythons.net/gallery/fil...vender_006.jpg
https://ball-pythons.net/gallery/fil...3/8/1/dude.jpg

He looks like a happy normal(poss het) looking, healthy looking ball python with a cool pattern and neat little bit of blushing on the top of the head.

Fair enough. Thats the best I was expecting.

Hell make pretty babies with my other het though regardless.https://ball-pythons.net/gallery/fil...8/1/ribbit.jpg

i hope they prove out for you!!!

I was going to just say normal, until I saw his head. He may have something going on, probably just a normal though, either way great snake! :)

He's got a really neat pattern that's for sure. Deffinitely a dinker!

He is beauty! I have my fingers crossed for you. :)

Hi,

I like the busy melted looking pattern. :D

Just to make sure you know though - regular albino and Lavender albino are not compatible. The best (morph wise ) that pairing could give would be possible double hets if both parents proved out.

But it will be a fun project that will keep you going for 6 years plus which is always a fun thing in my book. :)


dr del

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Originally Posted by dr del

Just to make sure you know though - regular albino and Lavender albino are not compatible. The best (morph wise ) that pairing could give would be possible double hets if both parents proved out.

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I was about to mention this but I'm glad someone already did.