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    If he is het toffee you wouldn't be able to "see" it. You have to trust your breeder when dealing with "het" animals. He's pretty for sure!

    Basically, toffee is a recessive gene. You have to have 2 "toffee" genes to get a snake that looks "toffee". If an animal only has 1 toffee gene, it looks like a normal, but when bred to another het toffee, it has the chance of producing a visual toffee.

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