albino

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i was down at a breeders house and she has a real dark orange colored albino and i was just wondering what would make it that color instead of the white and orange

A yellow/orange light above.

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Originally Posted by mainbutter

A yellow/orange light above.

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no flash regular lighting thats how dark he is i seen him in person yesturday and it was something different about him

Bad lighting for pic

Albino enchi maybe?

Why didnt you ask?

i did ask she said she didnt produce it and when it was born it was a normal looking albino and as its getting bigger the darker its getting and its a very hard color to get the light right but that was without the flash and just a regular light bulb

My guess just an albino.

Over the years when albino grow the yellow often bleeds into the white, that plus the combination of terrible lighting for the pic give you the mystery albino BP ;)

Some high contrast albinos are dark orange, I like the high contrats

Weird.

well he looks just like he does in the pictures barely any white real nice dark orange

i don't see any orange in the picture at all, just lighter yellow where the white should be and darker yellow where the pattern should be. As said above its common for the yellow to form on the white as the grow up, my albino is doing it a little, she has a yellow dorsal stripe coming in, maybe she will look like that in a couple years.

I would ask how old it is. My high contrast male is starting to do that with his color starting to bleed

I've never seen an albino of any size "bleed" that badly in color. Granted I've only seen maybe a dozen really large albinos in person, but in pictures too, never saw one that looked like that.

Looking at the picture, my first (and second third, etc) would be poor lighting on a more or less regular albino. If there's a picture of it in full sunlight, that might highlight the snake better.

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here is a better picture of him

Those pics are looking that way because of pour lighting at a minimum. I have never seen an Albino Ball that looked anything like that except for maybe an Albino Spider. That isn't a Spider as you can see the normal patern on it.

Still looks like the same lousy lighting. Full sunlight pics are the best.

ok apperantly yall dont pay attention when i said i have seen this snake in person and the light had no influence on the color so ITS NOT BAD LIGHTING that is what it looks like it is a very dark colored albino with almost no white on it but THANK YALL for every1s answers