Uhhh... well, you could create a "coral" albino that way I suppose, but it would certainly be a long way around getting there. Especially since coral albinos are not all that rare or expensive. Bear in mind that the coral trait in albinos is not fully understood and the method of inheritance is not yet proven. So theoretically, you could make a coral this way, but maybe not. Here's some further info on the trait - http://www.boamorph.com/id32.html
Salamander, your boa is not a hypo - she has too much black outlining on her tail pattern. She is very pretty and she could, in fact, be a pastel. Pastels are not all that uncommon and some can be found in pet stores. Like coral and lipstick albinos, there are several lines of pastel too. I can't say what line your girl is, but any of the pastel lines are compatible. You can use the pastel gene to clean up and improve the pattern and color of almost any morph and your girl sure is nice - she may well be able to do that. Just for kicks, so you can compare, here are a couple of my own pastels and one of my hypos....
*** Note: as you look at these, notice how there is no black surrounding Peaches' tail pattern. And see how there IS black on Gin Fizz and Sangria - in person, both of these snakes are more pink than Peaches (who has more orange in her) but they also have black pigmentation. Hypomelanism is the reduction of black pigmentation.
Peaches - Hypo het ghost female
Gin Fizz - Pastel Dream female
Sangria - Cherry Pastel female (not a great picture, but the best one to show off her colors)
And this is Pandora - Coral Sunglow Arabesque female
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