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    To the OP: you can tell that your male is not a hypo by the amount of black pigmentation. Hypomelanism is a reduction of black pigment. Hypos are not albinos, so there is not an absence of black pigmenation, just a reduction. Your snake has normal coloration so it only het albino at best.

    Hotsalza posted a couple of pics that are excellent examples. Here are 2 more hypos for future reference. Just compare to your snake to see the difference.



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