Quote Originally Posted by gr8gugly View Post
Well I picked up a pair of supposed 100% HET albino. Around 1000g each. I picked them up for a slightly high price for normals but a steal if they are 100% HET. May be two years before I can try to prove though. I was told the paperwork would be emailed to me, but at this point i just thought it wasnt very useful. The guy was getting rid of all of his stock so if I find out in a few years that they arent well then there isnt really anything I could do anyways. I just didnt know what the paperwork was supposed to look like.
Here are the odds:

99% probability of getting at least one albino in the first 7 babies if one of these is bred to an albino. This could require one or two clutches of eggs.

99% probability of getting at least one albino in the first 17 babies if one of these is bred to a known het albino or if these two are bred together. This may take three clutches of eggs.

If a possible het albino produces an albino baby in one of the above tests, then you are certain that the possible het is a het.

If a possible het albino goes through one of the above tests without producing an albino baby, then the odds are 99% that the possible het is a normal. There is no way to be 100% certain that it is a normal. But if I resold it, I would sell it as a normal.