+ Albino White Lipped Python, thoughts?

[Ax01]

Ax is close in his description.

T-Neg lacks the enzyme tyrosinase and, as such, is not capable of synthesizing melanin so the only pigmentation you will see is non-melanin based (yellows, oranges, reds).

T-Pos have the tyrosinase enzyme and are able to synthesize melanin. In most cases the nature of the mutation in these animals is one that reduces the amount of melanin displayed such that you get lighter pigmentation of normally dark areas. However, there are some cases where you have a mutation that disrupts/destroys the ability for melanin to be properly displayed despite the fact that it is being produced. In those cases you get a phenotype that can very closely resemble a T-Neg, like Lavs and Candy/Toffee and Rainbow.

hey Dr. Ash, would u consider the Sunset BP a T-positive Albino? i think the Caramel Albino is already considered so, but was wondering if Sunset was another (new) line of T-positives.

I love the normal and black WLPs but I'm not crazy about the one in the picture

i love them all. their iridescence is amazing and the joker smile is just killer! an Albino would be a bonus!!