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Here's a mostly albino litter. Only 8 hets
 

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21 albinos and only 8 hets. Great odds. 3 slugs . Full term and no big bellies.
 

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congrats on the nice odds full term litter!
I assume this means the testing from December came back that you're in the clear from that scare?
 
AbsoluteApril said:
congrats on the nice odds full term litter!
I assume this means the testing from December came back that you're in the clear from that scare?
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No testing done. My reptile vet doesn't think there's any problems. That one boa was two floors up. Never near any of my others. We are still discussing the possibility of doing some basic test if need be. I forget the test. After talking to my vet and several other breeders,they also think all is good.

I don't know. I see no problems with any others. But still might test two out of the 32 I have.
 
JCCS said:
Hey Rich, is the father a sunglow?
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No,why? That's the second time I was asked.n

Dad is a coral albino and mom a het. I looked them over and all are albino,except the normals of course. I do see 8 that are very pink.
I also gave some circle back ladder tail coral albinos in here. Totally cool looking.
 
ShadowAceD said:
Rich, there are clearly Hypos and Sunglows in that litter.
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I knew I seen hypos. I thought. But mom is a het and dad a coral albino. So I just thought they were light hets. I looked and what you think are sunglows are pink corals. How can I have sunglows with a het albino and a coral albino?
 
I don't know what's going on. There was no other male with her. I picked her for her dark color and I'm pretty sure my coral is an albino,not a sunglow.

Any help would be appreciated.
 
Rich, there are sunglows in that litter as well as the hypos. I don't know what happened, but it doesn't appear the coral albino was the father.
 
JCCS said:
Rich, there are sunglows in that litter as well as the hypos. I don't know what happened, but it doesn't appear the coral albino was the father.
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He is at least part father of this litter. I have some really pink albinos in there. Which I assume are his offspring.
The only other male with her was last year. She had a litter of 3 including a full chain link albino. There were 15 slugs. The father was my sunglow male.
Other than that,NO other male was with her this season. It was a very planned breeding. That might have went weird.:D.

Today I will separate all into their new rack. I'll get a count if I can. I see why you say sunglows,but having a hard time with that being dad is an albino.
 
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