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I recently purchased a buitiful corn okatee baby from Toronto expo reptile show and I have questions concerning the genetics that was written on the container . The container said okatee het for albino which I get now it also said hey for albino sc poss abb f . Now my question is what does it mean from sc forced scaless or not and does poss mean possible whatever abb is and the f is female I understand. Any help would be amazing for my newbie butt thanks
 
The animals I breed and vend at shows have some coding written on the labels that is best interpreted by me. Perhaps those abbreviations are obvious to corn breeders, but in all cases the labeling is best decoded by the breeder. Have you contacted that person?
 
I would venture a guess that the "abb" might mean it comes from Lee Abbott's line of okeetees. But everyone has their own coding system, so this is nothing more than a wild guess on my part.
 
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