CJH;3784059; said:I think what he's saying is that anybody selling a snake that was a Sharp x Kahl would have at the very least advertised the offspring as a double het, not to mention advertised it for A LOT more than $50.
And with that I agree, very slim chance the snakes was a Sharp x Kahl.
BTW, keeping with the educational theme of this thread, there is a way two albino snakes can produce heterozygous offspring or even homozygous dominate offspring. For this to happen a germline mutation is required in one or both genders. Very rare but was documented in either cornsnakes or house snakes.
Again, I say zero chance this is the case with the Craigslist snake linked above.
I would never buy a Sharp x Kahl cross, it would take nearly 12 yrs to produce a double expression and we don't even know if it would work...to much work for incompadable genes.
There have been many a warning in regards to crossing the two strains, only one cross was documented and abandoned. All the offspring went into the pet trade...as normals...