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RE: Anyone got pics of the type 2 albinos

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Posted by: SNY31 at Wed Jun 21 01:32:51 2006   [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by SNY31 ]  
   

I would be willing to bet my left arm and all of my bank accounts that the "amelanistic" and the Bob Clark strain are compatable. Just a hunch....but, I am willing to gamble. And, as of now, there are at least five types of albino retics: High White/orange, Lavender, Purple(real purples-yellow heads, and a deep purple hue to the body, the animals Mike Wilbanks sells for $2000),Carmel or Blond retics, proven genetic by Bob Clark and this "amel" strain, the newest of the albino retics. All very gorgeous in their own ways.

   

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