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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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