Het candy x albino

Happy with the results, 1.0 candino and 2.1 het albino, the one het albino male looks somewhat axanthic-ish
http://images.tapatalk-cdn.com/15/06...0236e6e9b6.jpg

Congrats!

Beautiful clutch. It's really interesting to look at. The normals go from lightest, light to normal looking.

Thanks Jay and Asherah and I agree, must be the albino influence

Congrats! Candinos are awesome

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Originally Posted by jben

Thanks Jay and Asherah and I agree, must be the albino influence

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Makes me wonder if the lighter ones might be double het

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Originally Posted by Mustang5

Congrats! Candinos are awesome

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Thank you, I can't wait to see him put on some size

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Originally Posted by Asherah

Makes me wonder if the lighter ones might be double het

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The double het is the candino, het candy het albino

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Originally Posted by jben

The double het is the candino, het candy het albino

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lol You're right. I spit that little gem out without fully thinking it through.

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Originally Posted by Asherah

lol You're right. I spit that little gem out without fully thinking it through.

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No worries, happens to all of us

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Originally Posted by jben

No worries, happens to all of us

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Either way neat clutch, and the lighter ones are pretty awesome in my opinion as well.

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Originally Posted by Asherah

Either way neat clutch, and the lighter ones are pretty awesome in my opinion as well.

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Thanks. I wish the lighter one was a female but I might keep him, I like him a lot

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Originally Posted by jben

Thanks. I wish the lighter one was a female but I might keep him, I like him a lot

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If it was female I'd keep it. Male would be a bit iffy since you have a visual.

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Originally Posted by Asherah

If it was female I'd keep if. Male would be a bit iffy since you have a visual.

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Yeah I know but I think he's just cool looking. I'll hold on to him and see how he mature

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Originally Posted by jben

Yeah I know but I think he's just cool looking. I'll hold on to him and see how he mature

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I do too. I'll be following for updates!

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Originally Posted by Asherah

I do too. I'll be following for updates!

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Terrific quad clutch! Beautiful and healthy hatchlings. :gj: They look like they absorbed all that yolk and some. Haha..

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Originally Posted by Albert Clark

Terrific quad clutch! Beautiful and healthy hatchlings. :gj: They look like they absorbed all that yolk and some. Haha..

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Thank you, I've cut all my clutches but these puppies hatched on their own and I'll continue to do it like that ...

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Originally Posted by jben

Thank you, I've cut all my clutches but these puppies hatched on their own and I'll continue to do it like that ...

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Does that mean you didn't cut the eggs? This is probably the part about breeding that freaks me out the most - I can't see myself cutting open eggs with tiny baby sneks inside still trying to soak up all their yolk like french toast. D: What's the reason so many people do this, rather than letting the babies hatch when they're good and ready?

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Originally Posted by Aercadia

Does that mean you didn't cut the eggs? This is probably the part about breeding that freaks me out the most - I can't see myself cutting open eggs with tiny baby sneks inside still trying to soak up all their yolk like french toast. D: What's the reason so many people do this, rather than letting the babies hatch when they're good and ready?

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I did not cut this clutch. I've not lost a snake yet by cutting. I usually cut between days 52 & 55 without issues, they still come out on their own. I do it for two reasons, excited to see if I got lucky and just in case they can't cut the egg

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Originally Posted by jben

... just in case they can't cut the egg

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DH says snakes have an "egg tooth" on their noses that falls off after they're born (wat), does this sometimes happen prematurely, preventing them from getting out of their eggs naturally? I guess I can see why this would be helpful to the babies, having an easy escape route - other than the obvious complication of cutting a major vein (this kills the snek), does egg-cutting ever cause any other complications that uncut eggs don't experience?

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Originally Posted by Aercadia

DH says snakes have an "egg tooth" on their noses that falls off after they're born (wat), does this sometimes happen prematurely, preventing them from getting out of their eggs naturally? I guess I can see why this would be helpful to the babies, having an easy escape route - other than the obvious complication of cutting a major vein (this kills the snek), does egg-cutting ever cause any other complications that uncut eggs don't experience?

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Good question, but I really can't answer since I don't have personal experience with losing a snake to not being able to cut the egg. I just didn't want to take a chance but mostly was just curious to see if I hit the odds. When cutting just gotta be careful and point the siccors up, there are plenty of YouTube videos on cutting .