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    Re: Quick albino question.

    Quote Originally Posted by Blandini View Post
    Yes, If I reproduce a het albino male vs a het albino female and I take 2 of the albino babys (not hets or normals) male and female will produce ALL albinos right?
    Assuming that you get an albino female and an albino male out of the clutch and breed them yes they will produce all albino offspring. However from a het to het albino breeding statistically only 1 out of 4 eggs will be albino. Its pretty presumptuous that you will in fact get a male and female albino out of a het to het breeding, def possible in reality but not statistically. You will find that things never go as we want them to. I wish you the best of luck and hope you do hit the odds and get your male and female albino though. Also doing things this way for albinos will take you years, i suggest getting an albino male they are only a couple hundred dollars and breeding him to a het female. Also I have heard of problems with breeding albinos to albinos especially when line breeding.
    Last edited by Domepiece; 02-03-2012 at 08:21 PM.

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