Toffee Belly

This new form of recessive Tyrosine positive (T+) albinism was first developed in 2005 by Reptile Breeder Enterprises. Most of the Toffee Bellies have toffee colored bellies but the belly color can also vary between purple and amber. Toffee Bellies also have The genetically anchored paradox patches that do not change during the animals life.

Toffee Bellies have amber eyes with a dark purple iris. The animals generally have a pastel yellow and 'toffee' coloration on their bodies.