Quote Originally Posted by LocoKen View Post
I have one more question for you. What is the difference between a snake that is advertised 100/66/50% het vs. one that is just described as het. Axanthic/Albino/etc. or possible het? Do they not know what percentage the snake is het for a particular gene, and just advertising it as such, or is there another explanation?
100% het albino is a long way of writing het albino.

Possible het albino means that the seller does not know the probability. The probability could be 66% or 50%. Or perhaps the snake could come from a 66% probability het albino x normal mating or from a 50% probability het albino x normal mating. Best to ask the seller what sort of mating the snake came from.