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I found this guy in our last clutch of eggs. Any ideas on his coloration?
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Coloration? Golden Albino...but with dark spots?
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They look to be both albino.
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Ohh~!!
If it's not specs of dirt, maybe it'll be some type of mosaic coloration or give you cute freckles like a leucistic.
If it's not specs of dirt, maybe it'll be some type of mosaic coloration or give you cute freckles like a leucistic.
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Here is an updated picture of him/her.
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Well s/he is continuing to grow and is just gorgeous! I'm not sure of his mutation, but he is a Golden albino with black spots.
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I don't know why the pictures attached multiple times...Well s/he is continuing to grow and is just gorgeous! I'm not sure of his mutation, but he is a Golden albino with black spots.![ATTACH]](http://[ATTACH]43766[/ATTACH][ATTACH]43767[/ATTACH])
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he/she looks like a jelly bean ^.^ its so cute
Laticaudata
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How is this one looking now? It's been two months since an update!
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I know it's been a while and this is not the best picture of him, but I'm pretty sure he's a mosaic.
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Wow that is one albino mosaic I have ever seen . That's super cool!!! I love it!!! 
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