Not all morphs require inbreeding to continue the morph. In fact concientious breeders will make it a point ot infuse new bloodlines into their stock.
I have never seen anything that led me to believe that an albino would have any shorter lifespan than any other corn.

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Merlin,
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Okay cool.
I didn't know if anything would be different with the different morphs.
But I guess there isn't really.
Thanks for all the information everyone. :]

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My Babies
1 Rough Green Snake [[unknown]] Sprite
3 Cats [[all male]] Yellow Cat, Tobey, Chicko
1 Dachshund [[male]] Buddy
1 Red Eared Slider [[female]] Jeremy
2Bearded Dragon [[i think male/female]] Raptor and Rosalie


My Wishlist
Fire Belly Toads [[males and females]]
Corn Snake [[male or female]]
Poison Dart Frogs [[males and females]]
Emerald Tree Boa [[male or female]]
Some kind of Gecko... not sure yet

That's what I tried to get across in my post. It's not a continual in-breeding...just done to get the desired effect and then bred outside the lines to strengthen the DNA structure again.

I've not heard of albinos having a shorter lifespan either...especially being relative to anything. Relative to what? Granted they don't live in the wild long...but it's because they stand out so well...not because of any gene that shortens their lifespan.

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Exactly..