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Caramel albino x albino?? Has it been done?

Ive heard they have very poor health and almost never survive, something to do with the combined genes. Thats about all I know.
 
Much like super motley boas from what I hear.

If one is T+ and the other is T- combining them might confuse the snake on a molecular level. Thats just my theory tho.
 
yea I heard they look awesome as hatchlings but I havent heard of anyone that has gotten them to their first shed
 
Yeah, I'm pretty sure I remember a few people breeding them to make sure they weren't allelic. The first generation produced double hets that when bred back together produced normals, caramels, and albinos. The double homo was never confirmed that I'm aware but if it exists it looks like a regular albino.
 
If the regular Albino is T- and Caramel Albinos are T+ (meaning that the difference between the two is a functioning Tyrosinase enzyme), then it seems to me that the double homo would have to look like a regular Albino... the snake can't have a Tyrosinase enzyme that is both functioning and nonfuctioning. It would make sense that the T- Albino would override the T+ Albino (Caramel).
 
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