Name this albino ball

I bought this snake over a year ago off a popular Facebook auction when she was 120g. I won't say what I bought her as so I don't persuade your response. Long story short, I am doubtful she is what I bought her as. She is about 800g now and just shed. Photos look pretty close to actual colors, maybe very slightly lighter.


Working on photos

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Thank you for the help

Albino black pastel?

That whale is Soooo cool!!!!

Well with that Whale marking you have no choice but go with a whale name.

Mobyd1ck would be perfect if she were a male. But then, how did Captain Ahab realty know that the white whale was a male?

I'm not up to date on whales , but Shamu, Namu, and Tiliikin come to mind. Or maybe just Moby or Mobi for the feminine touch.

censored ??? Really!!!

Sorry for the poor photos for IDing. Anyways, when should a lavender albino start to show it's colors. I keep trying to talk myself into seeing it develop but I think I might be kidding myself. Now my double het male (lavender and pied) will be alone in my dreamsicle project :(

Why? I would still go ahead with my plans in the meantime. Especially if you are going to go in a different direction with a new animal.:gj: And you already have two breeable animals. Just rename the new project.

Can anybody confidently tell me that this could not be a lavender albino?

Not a lavender albino for sure. Looks like a regular albino to me.

Looks like plain albino to me. Not black pastel, not high contrast, not orange enough for lavender IMO so eh...?

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Some say yes and some say no. There is some closer head shots.

http://i598.photobucket.com/albums/t...psax7u11z7.jpg

http://i598.photobucket.com/albums/t...psd63qnrl8.jpg

http://i598.photobucket.com/albums/t...ps7jzyl5uw.jpg

I'm just not seeing the purple tint you would expect on a lavender albino. Plus, not a lot of people are going to sell a Lav ($1000 snake) as a regular albino ($2-300). The people working with the morph know what they have. It's not super wide spread yet and still fairly expensive as far a recessive project goes, so unless it was a flip or someone got the animal by less than legal means, it's is what it was sold to you as.

As far as I can see from the pics it's a (really nice, high contrast) regular albino.

Yes, it is from a popular Facebook action. I never assumed they bred it themselves. I paid fair market price for a lavender albino female.

*auction