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Re: albino asf
No such thing as an albino ASF.
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Re: albino asf
It's just a fawn colored asf. You'll see black eyes and pink eyes and that's pretty normal for them.
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Re: albino asf
I would selectively breed the litter if it is possible and see what comes of it. I wish I could get some ASFR's
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Re: albino asf
 Originally Posted by pavlovk1025
No such thing as an albino ASF.
Just because you've never seen one I wouldn't dismiss it. This ASF may not be albino, but I believe that they have been out there somewhere sometime.
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Re: albino asf
Originally Posted by tomfromtheshade
Just because you've never seen one I wouldn't dismiss it. This ASF may not be albino, but I believe that they have been out there somewhere sometime.
No, they haven't. In rodents most define albino as one with no pigment at all. RED (not pink) eyes, and 100% white (no color at all in the body). By that definition, they don't exist yet.
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Re: albino asf
But who is to say that this anomaly can not arise? how did we get albinos from other animals.... Line breeding? and maybe a FEW w/c.... I'm sure its possible just keep trying. If its not oh well. if it is that's pretty dang cool IMO.
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Re: albino asf
A few litters after my original group from Mike C. I got some PED (pink eye diluted) and since I have some reduced markings in several litters with pink, ruby and dark eyes. Keep breeding and you'll pop out the "wild type" aka solid black with black feet,ears and tails. Good luck and have fun.
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Re: albino asf
Originally Posted by Mike Cavanaugh
No, they haven't. In rodents most define albino as one with no pigment at all. RED (not pink) eyes, and 100% white (no color at all in the body). By that definition, they don't exist yet.
Just because they haven't shown up in captivity doesn't mean they don't exist.
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Re: albino asf
Originally Posted by tomfromtheshade
Just because they haven't shown up in captivity doesn't mean they don't exist.
They say the same thing about the Easter Bunny and Santa.
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