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How much does an albino male go for? and..
if I bred that with a normal female what would be my chances for some albino babies?
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Re: How much does an albino male go for? and..
 Originally Posted by Kennyxemerson
if I bred that with a normal female what would be my chances for some albino babies?
0%
all babies would be 100% het for albino.
Here check this out
http://ballpythons.ca/genetics.html
When you've got 10,000 people trying to do the same thing, why would you want to be number 10,001? ~ Mark Cuban "for the discerning collector"
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Re: How much does an albino male go for? and..
Zero chances for albino babies. But they'd all be 100% het for albino...meaning they carry one copy of the albino gene. (But a snake needs two copies of the gene to display the albino trait)
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Re: How much does an albino male go for? and..
Chances are zero. Albinos are a recessive trait so both parents need to carry the gene. If you breed an Albino male to a normal all the babies will look normal but will be 100% het for Albino(carry the gene).
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Re: How much does an albino male go for? and..
That also means that if you hold back all of the females you produce from this breeding and breed them back to the father, all of them should produce 50% definate hets and all the rest will be albino. A better idea would be to sell the male after he recovers from breeding, as young proven breeder albinos are worth a lot of money. Then you can buy another hatchling male albino after a year for a lot cheaper than they are going for now, and he will be ready to breed by the time any of your het females are ready.
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Re: How much does an albino male go for? and..
 Originally Posted by PythonWallace
That also means that if you hold back all of the females you produce from this breeding and breed them back to the father, all of them should produce 50% definate hets and all the rest will be albino. A better idea would be to sell the male after he recovers from breeding, as young proven breeder albinos are worth a lot of money. Then you can buy another hatchling male albino after a year for a lot cheaper than they are going for now, and he will be ready to breed by the time any of your het females are ready.
Good point.
Me I'd hang on to the proven healthy breeder sell off all the babies and buy a proven breeder female.
But thats just me
When you've got 10,000 people trying to do the same thing, why would you want to be number 10,001? ~ Mark Cuban "for the discerning collector"
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Re: How much does an albino male go for? and..
thanks to everyone for your replies, and wallace and freaky you both just basicly planned out my breeding plans I just have to choose which one it is when the time actually comes, so special thanks to both of you
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Re: How much does an albino male go for? and..
yea that seems to be the only downside...the long long wait, but from what ive been hearing, its well worth it
1.0 mini pincher -lucky
3.2 bp-bonez, bonny, Klyde, Cheech, Chong
0.0.3 cresties- Biggie, and Tupac, peetree
0.0.1 leapard - littlefoot
Im getting there.....

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Re: How much does an albino male go for? and..
 Originally Posted by bonez
yea that seems to be the only downside...the long long wait, but from what ive been hearing, its well worth it 
More than worth it...
When you've got 10,000 people trying to do the same thing, why would you want to be number 10,001? ~ Mark Cuban "for the discerning collector"
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Re: How much does an albino male go for? and..
 Originally Posted by bonez
yea that seems to be the only downside...the long long wait, but from what ive been hearing, its well worth it 
I don't see it as a down-side. It's been my experience that things you have to wait and work for are so much more rewarding than things that are easy to come by!
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