Thanks for everyone's replies.

I don't have any morphs, just one het. albino male and one het. pied male and that normal male I put in the picture with her.

Thanks to your advise, if I do hatch any eggs of hers, I'll hold them all back to see if I can prove this out. If it really is axanthic, I won't have to play the guessing game as to which normal-looking babies have the gene. YAY. I've already done that with the het. pied male (kept 12 pos. het. females) and het. albino male (kept 5 pos. het. females). So what's a few more ball pythons held back to grow up?