If he's from a litter that produced snow, there are 2 things possibly going on here. He could be het anery and he could be het albino, or both. I have noticed that het anerys seem to have a sort of "marker" in their color/pattern. They may not be actual anerythristic snakes, but they may have more peppering in the scales and general darker coloration if they carry the gene. Does this mean he is het anery? Not unless you know for a fact that one parent was also anery. Otherwise, that could only be proven by breeding him. But it's a thought. The albino hets don't seem to have any specific marker.
The peaks you see do not mean he's a BCC. BCCs usually have stronger peaks than BCIs, but that does not mean a BCI cannot have peaks at all. And you generally won't find snow or het snows in BCCs. Usually BCC breeders try to keep their lines pure.
I see a very nice normal BCI with some unusual squarish tail saddles which make him unique. He could be het albino, het anery, or het for both which would make him het snow. No matter what, he'll be a nice pickup!
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