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    Re: Hets and Hypos... help!?

    Another quick addition, since I didn't see anyone mention it. Melanin is the pigment that produces the black color on an animal. So an albino or amelanistic has no black on it at all, and a hypomelanistic (hypo for short) has reduced black, resulting in a greyed out or ghostly appearance when added to an otherwise normal BP.

    EDIT: In some other combinations, hypo can tend to brighten the colors.

    You may have already known this but I figured it didn't hurt to clarify.
    Last edited by kc261; 07-03-2008 at 12:51 PM. Reason: added something
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