Quote Originally Posted by jessica87 View Post
my normal is 50% het lavender albino. the sire is a 100% het lavender albino and the dam is 66% het lavender albino. the mother looks like a normal while the father is albino. so if i decided to try breeding her when shes ready is their a (small chance) to have one offspring that is lavender albino? what is a het by the way?
I'm assuming since your snake was sold to you as 50% possible het that the female didn't prove out in that pairing.

Quote Originally Posted by jessica87 View Post
im more confuse.. i `was` thinking bout breeding in the future ok so their is a 50/50 chance that my normal holds the lavender albino gene?
Correct, your snake is either a heterozygous lavender albino or a normal. The percentages are just added to animals so you know the odds and can take your chances accordingly. That you have a 50% possible het is no reason not to breed though - far stranger things happen than proving out a het. I do suggest pairing it with a visual(homozygous) animal though so you will at least produce 100% het babies.