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Male Hybino Double 100% Het Palmetto/Anerythristic Corn Snake
Male Hybino Double 100% Het Palmetto/Anerythristic Corn Snake
Up for sale is this male hybino that is 100% het palmetto and 100% het anerythristic. This came from a palmetto double het albino/hypo X coral ghost pairing. This was the lone hybino produced. Get a jump on new morphs with this gene powerhouse. I have never seen one of these offered. I can pair him up with a wild type 100% triple het palmetto/hypo/anerythristic or a hypo 100% double het palmetto/anerythristic. Either one of these will be 66% het albino. He is $1750 or $2750 with one of the other hets.
What makes you assume this one is hypo, considering hypo amel is generally indistinguishable from amel? I would be more likely to hold this one back if you're wanting to produce F2 coral ghost palmettos. It could be red factor that makes it look different from other amels in the clutch, or possibly hypoberry if your ghost is from strawberry lines (though the jury is still out on whether that would change the color).
Ive been working with corns since 1979. I have seen thousands of albino, hypos, hybinos, etc corns out of the egg. A lot of the subtle differences do not come out in photos. I don't have any problems distinguishing hypo amels from normal amels in person. I don't have to assume. I am 100% sure of what I have and guarantee genetics.
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