Albino
RecessiveTyrosinase-negative albino; lack of melanin
Recessive: Requires two copies to express
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Tyrosinase-negative albino; lack of melanin
Recessive: Requires two copies to express
Not written up yet.
Unknown: This gene type is typically not reproducible.
Caramel Albino is a recessive color morph in Dumeril’s boas that greatly reduces dark pigment, turning the snake’s usual brown-and-black look into warm cream/yellow/tan “caramel” tones with a softer, lower-contrast pattern (often with lighter eyes and possible mild light sensitivity).
possible mild light sensitivity
Recessive: Requires two copies to express
Pale lavender/pink eyes variant of albinism
Recessive: Requires two copies to express
Tyrosinase-negative albino eyes
Recessive: Requires two copies to express
Combination of hypomelanism and albino, leading to vibrant yellow or orange colors.
Co-Dominant: One copy is visibly expressed. Two copies produce a distinct "super" form, which differs from gene to gene — see the individual gene for what its super looks like.