Goldbarg Paradox Albino

Paradox Albino (natural)

 The Paradox Albino is a naturally occurring anomaly that was produced in 2015 by Michael Goldbarg.  In 2024 the Paradox trait was proven to be a recessive gene.  Goldbarg bred the Female Paradox Albino in 2019, 2021, and 2023, producing several possible hets for the project.  The first two breeding’s were accomplished using a male Axanthic Morongo. All the normal appearing offspring were now Het for Coastal Albino and Axanthic, as well as possible het for Whitewater albino and Paradox.  In 2024 the Paradox Albino female was bred to her 2019 male offspring. Additionally, four 2021 female offspring were also bred by the 2019 males.  The female Paradox albino was the first to deliver her litter.  It was comprised of five albinos and two normal Hets.  Remarkably, of the five albinos’ born, two exhibited the Paradox trait.  The Paradox Albino is born with the typical Coastal albino pattern and coloration of jagged orange striping and creamy white interspaces. It maintains its red eyes.  Randomly located from head to tail are small areas of dark grey/black scales. As the Paradox Albino grows and ages these dark areas evolve into larger ink black splashes of melanin.