Quote Originally Posted by mainbutter View Post
I'm guessing they will be co-dominant (CORRECT usage of the term btw) to each other and produce an intermediate coloration, but if it turns out that one is dominant over the other then I'd have to guess that albino, as the more extreme reduction in melanin, would be dominant over toffee.
Actually, I'd guess it would be the other way around, toffee being dominant or an intermediate form. It's possible the mutation in "normal" albinos results in complete loss of function of a gene in the melanin pathway, whereas toffee bps maintain some or reduced function. In which case a toffino would have a single copy of complete loss of function, and a single copy with some function. Leading to an intermediate or dominant phenotype.

Regardless, its very cool to see!