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snake #2 new addition to family

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this snake is suppose to be a red albino, does anyone know for sure?
also male & he has no name yet. any ideas for name
I am going to change his feeding schedule to once a week for sure
 
Very pretty. I'd say he's a hypo instead of an actual "amel" or albino, but hard to say for sure without seeing the eyes.
 
Aye, if the pupils are red then he would be an amel. He's just darker than any amel I've seen personally and has virtually no white around the saddles.
The picture screams hypomelanistic otherwise. Maybe it's the background.
 
Too difficult to tell from that photo. It appears to be hypo. A nice close up of the head & eyes is needed.
 
If the eyes are red, it's amel, but it sure looks hypo in the photo. But photos are not as reliable as eye color.
 
here is a better pic's of him

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here is a new pic of him
 

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You should name it Charubin because it looks like fire and lives like a night which is what Charubin means, fire night. He is also a yu gi oh card figure that is pretty cool.
 
Well he's definitely amel; but lava is a possibility. I'm just super confused, lol. I don't think I've ever seen an amel with those ground colors. Maybe a lavamel? /scratches head
 
OK nevermind. Goes to show how photo quality can affect perception.

Definitely an Amel (albino).
 
Is the snake in post #1 and in your latest photos the same? And is this the same snake as in your other thread where the two babies are shown together?
 
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