So when I get my snake (Ghidora) she was listed as an albino conda. Since getting her she has gotten lighter with each shed. She is about 1.5 years old. Is this just normal for albinos or something else genetically? If so how light can I expect her to get.
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Wow she is gorgeous! It’s likely she is from “yellow” lines. I have a similar female, though not as extreme, that started off more orange and got very yellow with age.
At 1.5y I expect yours has gone through most of her change already. Though she may surprise you and continue to get lighter.
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@bcambron77 Yes 
very striking hoggie you’ve got there!!!
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Very striking hoggie as well!!! 
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Thank you for the information. Your hoggy is beautiful as well! Honestly I so adore this species and their attitude and everything about them. Im always wanting to learn more so thank you so much for the information.
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You are welcome 
I have 18 not including the babies so I may be a bit partial. I enjoy seeing others fall in love with these silly guys.
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Yo, I hope this helps, I don’t know a lot about corn snakes but maybe you have to raise the size of the mouse by a little bit. Also, I love their name cuz i a godzilla fan and he my fav kaiju lol
@lizardguy_9 I don’t think your post pertains to the subject matter of this thread……
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I forgot to mention I ended up checking out her underbelly and several bright yellow scales were there so I definitely think you were right. I feel silly for not seeing it before but thank you again!
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Don’t feel silly for asking questions. She’s a beauty.
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Never feel silly about asking questions here! This is THE place TO ask questions! Tis lots better than asking questions on FB and Reddit!