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    Re: Padawan Breeder Questions

    Quote Originally Posted by plateOfFlan View Post
    Albino in boas is possibly associated with greater incidence of bug-eyes, not sure if this is T+ albinism, I think he said they're Kahl? (video is somewhat graphic)

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tMKewh3cs-o

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9LZvqpAlGSE
    i am skeptical about this only insomuch as there were several listed traits in conjunction with the stated albinism so i think given that the conclusions presented in the video are questionable - i think it would be more conclusive if the subject breeders involved were exclusively Kahl line albino, Sharp albino, etc becuz! in researching this in conjunction with the discussions in this thread that there are a lot of albinos available but they often possess other traits like motley, jungle, leopard, etc - which from what i’ve seen so far have their own issues eg: leopard morphs have generalized digestive issues

    i suppose you could say i am talking about “pure albino” types eg: Kahl is the only traut outside of locality, T+ albinism is the only trait outside of locality, etc - that sort of thing - i don’t have any interest in the whole leopard, motley, etc stuff
    Last edited by YungRasputin; 02-20-2023 at 05:02 PM.
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