Thanks,[email protected] said:Fred: How VERY interesting!! Can we also see pictures of the parents? Are the albinos as hardy as the normals?
Yvonne
Crazy1 said:Fred how many albinos do you have now? They are really gorgeous. I love the pic of the one hatching.
so the parents are not albinos.
Thanks, they all come from the same female.Jacqui said:Have the eggs all come from one female? Are the adults related or from the same breeder or bought at the same time from the same place?
I think the picture of the one coming out of the egg is exquisite.
Itort said:Do you know who the father is? Being a recesive gene your normals are likely hets. Both parents are.
Great, then you are on your way to developing a morph.fred gaal said:Itort said:Do you know who the father is? Being a recesive gene your normals are likely hets. Both parents are.
Yes I now who the father is.
Sorry, I'm Dutch and dont now what you mean with "Morph"?Itort said:Great, then you are on your way to developing a morph.fred gaal said:Itort said:Do you know who the father is? Being a recesive gene your normals are likely hets. Both parents are.
Yes I now who the father is.
That is what the breeders of herps in US call a color or pattern that is not the normal color. I have have milksnakes that hetergenious for hypomelinistic (reduced black). I guess what it comes down to is cute marketing by US breeders.fred gaal said:Sorry, I'm Dutch and dont now what you mean with "Morph"?Itort said:Great, then you are on your way to developing a morph.fred gaal said:Itort said:Do you know who the father is? Being a recesive gene your normals are likely hets. Both parents are.
Yes I now who the father is.