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    Identification Time!



    Just an Albino, or is there something else going on there?




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    Identification Time!

    It will be fun finding out

    Id say a very nice Albino!

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    Not sure if anything else but that is a beautiful albino.

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    Identification Time!

    What was the pairing that produced it...? Looks like a higher white, clean albino to me. They can vary quite a bit. That one has a lot of white as opposed to one like doolittles that has lots of yellow.
    1.0 normal bp

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    I'm picking her up tomorrow. No clue on the pairing that produced it, it's being sold to me as a standard albino. I thought the pattern was interesting, though, and didn't know if it was some variation that I wasn't aware of (which is most of them).




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    That is a super super nice albino!! I just sold one out like that. Some throw high contrast, some throw lower contrast. The interesting thing is the albino I produced that looks very similar to yours came from one albino female that is lower contrast. Our high contrast albino female threw us lower contrast, almost wishy-washy looking albinos.

    Go figure!

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    One thing I've noticed is that albinos very GREATLY, essentially they are normals without pigment so I guess it makes sense.

    I've had several people ask what was in my albino, she's just a regular old albino.

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