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    1759... A bit of a suprise there

    Well, I got a bit of a suprise tonight, and a good one at that. I was watering and while I was at it, I decided to take my het albino female and stick her on the scale...

    Last time I placed her on the scale, she was under 1500g, tonight, she hit the mark at 1759

    Now I am starting to plan, I have two potential mates for her, for a long term project.

    First mate would be a 50% possible het piebald male I can run through her, this, at least the way I see it, has a very slim chance of eventualy producing a piebald or albino pied. But on the bright side, I could get some 50% poss het albinos. I would love a pied and would love an albino pied, but understand It would be a ways off and may not pan out.

    The other mate would give me slightly better odds, I have a TSK het axanthic, so I could make possible double het snows

    Right now I am leaning for the long term albino piebald project

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    Re: 1759... A bit of a suprise there

    I wouldn't waste proving out a possible het male on your het albino you may be in for big disappointment in the end. If you really want to produce albino pieds I would get a 100% het male. They are very cheap these days.
    My Collection: 3.2 Mojave, 4.9.3 Normal, 1.0 Het Pied, 0.8 Pos. Het Pied

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    Re: 1759... A bit of a suprise there

    Quote Originally Posted by Somed00d View Post
    I wouldn't waste proving out a possible het male on your het albino you may be in for big disappointment in the end. If you really want to produce albino pieds I would get a 100% het male. They are very cheap these days.
    Thats why I put that part in there about it being a long shot and may not pan out.
    I would have to wait for the boy to get to size and thats another year of waiting, while I got males that are ready to go now. Why not use what I already got, ya know?

    Next year I should have a male pin ready to go, who has a 50% chance to be het for albino

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    Re: 1759... A bit of a suprise there

    Quote Originally Posted by ajeff View Post
    Next year I should have a male pin ready to go, who has a 50% chance to be het for albino
    that sounds like a good one!! I actually meant to say get a 100% het proven breeder. They are really cheap if you look around you can find them for $150 or less. I got mine from a guy who produced a male pied and didn't need the het anymore.

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    Re: 1759... A bit of a suprise there

    Wow congrats. Y'know I've seen quite a few 100% het albino males of breeding size around for 100-200 bucks that might be a really good way to go. Then next year when that pin is up to size you can try him with her and still have a really good chance at an albino this year!
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    Re: 1759... A bit of a suprise there

    I would probably look for a het male breeder if I did not just max my self out and buy a lesser platinum... A lesser one of the other ones I wanted really bad. Maybe next year I can get my piebald project off to a better start or at least get something that will help with my odds

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