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Re: Albino??
Yup, you got an albino! Im not sure if there are caramels or not but it could be that as well. Im trying to get a few trios set up of albinos myself, im just waiting for them to grow up. As much as I like albinos, im not really sure if I like albino asfs yet, they are sort of creepy. I guess im a fan of the tan normal phase asf with the blue under coat.
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Come here little guy. You're awfully cute and fluffy but unfortunately for you, you're made of meat
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Re: Albino??
Don't think anybody really knows the answer to your question at this point. I have some of the same thing. The educated guess at this point is that they are NOT albinos, but instead they are Pink Eye Dilluted. Following the rules for normal rats, the only thing considered "Albino" is an all white with red eyes... Yours, just like mine, are obviously a very light tan, and not white.
Connie should be chiming in any time now...
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Re: Albino??
I was thinking pink eyed dilutes as well. but wasnt sure. First time I had any of these come out of my pairings. I am going to hold them back since the females are from one litter. and the male from another see what happens. Thought I may throw in a normal looking one to the mix as well, just to see.
I have one that looks to be all white, maybe a cream, hard to tell really. I couldnt get a picture because the little girl wouldnt sit still..
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Re: Albino??
It aint an albino!!
It's the red or pink eyed dilute.... RAWR
We call them "Fawns"
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Re: Albino??
Originally Posted by littleindiangirl
It aint an albino!!
It's the red or pink eyed dilute.... RAWR
We call them "Fawns"
So ASF Fawns are more light-tan creamish colored unlike fawn rats (there more of an orange color)...?
I'm now just getting into these little dudes >.< there so cool
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Re: Albino??
Originally Posted by MonitorLove
So ASF Fawns are more light-tan creamish colored unlike fawn rats (there more of an orange color)...?
I'm now just getting into these little dudes >.< there so cool
When ASF's are grown, they are very clearly orange/yellow. I don't even see how one could think they looked just tan or beige unless the animal was very high white.
I try to include both dilutes (PED and RED) when labeling the fawn colored ASF's.
Fawn Domestic Rats have very dark ruby/brown, almost black, colored eyes, whereas Amber domestic rats have the very light pink eyes.
So, it would be better for me to call the "Fawn" ASF's "Amber" to follow closely to the fancy rat names.
I also suspect that the cinnamon ASF's are actually RED because in certain lights it appears their eyes are dark ruby or brown and not a truly black color.
Once I get around to studying them closer, I will have my answer.
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Re: Albino??
no one has yet to come up with a true albino ASF.. just the pretty pink eyes that ur there holding in yer hand...
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Re: Albino??
I got 3 or 4 with red eyes this time. They don't look white but like you said a fawn color. I am going to let them live and raise them up and see what they produce. Has anyone had a trio of red eyes and what did they produce?
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Re: Albino??
i have 3 differend kins of dillutes... have bred them all to each other and to themselves.... all I you get is more of the same.
Mike
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