Kahl Albino Leopard Red-Tailed Boa Constrictor

One animal carrying both genes. Each one is inherited separately, so this combination is made by bringing them together rather than being a gene of its own.

The two genes

Kahl Albino: recessive; No black pigment, leaving cream, orange and pink with red eyes.
Leopard: recessive; Pattern broken into fine speckling, with a pale ground and dark head markings.

How one is made

Both genes have to come together in the same animal. The pairing that does it most directly is Kahl Albino × Leopard, which works out every outcome and its odds.

Worth knowing

Kahl Albino. There are two separate albino lines in boas, Kahl and Sharp, and they are different genes. A Kahl albino bred to a Sharp albino produces normal-looking young — each carrying one copy of each gene, and not one of them albino. Check which line an animal comes from before pairing it.

Every Red-Tailed Boa Constrictor combination