I found an Albino Garden Snake

[guidofatherof5]

The photos you posted don't give me a good enough look for me to sex the snake. I think since Casper is such a special snake you need to keep the new snake away from her for at least 90 days. Quarantine this new snake to be sure you're not introducing something that could harm Casper. Quarantine is very important for all new snakes and for the continued good health of currant snakes.
I don't think cannibalism is much of a problem with T. ordinoides.

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[guidofatherof5]

Don't be too concerned about the size difference. If the male is sexually mature it doesn't matter how big the female is, he'll take care of his business.
Once you have the new home for this snake he'll settle in and probably start eating. Being in a small glass bowl with no hide is pretty stressful.

[WarriorPrincess]

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[BLUESIRTALIS]

From this pic i'm thinking you have another female here because it looks like a pretty good taper. Was this snake caught in the same are as it could be a possible het too!

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[WarriorPrincess]

yes I caught it in my backyard and Casper in the front. I don't know what a Het is. But I've very disappointed it's a female. I've finally got it to start eating regular and was growing it up a little so Casper wouldn't eat it cause it was so little when I found it. It's very friendly but super scared of Casper and after what casper did to her froggy friend I'm a little afraid to put it in if it's a female. Will they fight? Seriously got to get her to breeding. The clock is ticking down. I was trying to stay local just incase one from her family was around with the same gene but only found this one. I might have to go to a different field. Just quarantine takes so long. I had such hopes for this breeding. UGH! I guess I'd better read up more on breading.IMG_6299.jpgIMG_6295.jpgFullSizeRender (2).jpg

[BLUESIRTALIS]

I'm not saying 100% female, but the pic i was posting about looked female. They should not fight and should get alone just fine, but you have to be careful at feeding time. I would seperate for feeding. Het means it could possibly be carrying the albino genes since it was caught in the same spot.

yes i caught it in my backyard and casper in the front. I don't know what a het is. But i've very disappointed it's a female. I've finally got it to start eating regular and was growing it up a little so casper wouldn't eat it cause it was so little when i found it. It's very friendly but super scared of casper and after what casper did to her froggy friend i'm a little afraid to put it in if it's a female. Will they fight? Seriously got to get her to breeding. The clock is ticking down. I was trying to stay local just incase one from her family was around with the same gene but only found this one. I might have to go to a different field. Just quarantine takes so long. I had such hopes for this breeding. Ugh! I guess i'd better read up more on breading.IMG_6299.jpgIMG_6295.jpgFullSizeRender (2).jpg

[guidofatherof5]

I will say male. The longer I look at the photo the more I second guess myself. I don't see the clear cut signs of it being a male but the tail does stay wide for 6 to 7 scales. That is a tough one.

[WarriorPrincess]

IMG_5304.jpgIMG_5305.jpgIMG_5306.jpgIMG_5266.jpga few more photos. Difficult to get good ones cause wiggle wiggle wiggle LOL!

[slipknot711]

id say male also. but like steve the more i look the more i second guess myself.

[WarriorPrincess]

Hungie Casper.jpg Heeeeeeeey Laaaaaaaaady!!!!! Could I get a little more pinkie over here!!!!