with every litter like this someone usually mentions the possibility of parthenogenisis. A homozygous morph female bred to a non gene carrier male (assumed) and produceing the morph. If one of the albinos is a male, that would undeniably mean that your male is a het, if they are both females, you male may or may not be a het.

Breeding your Hypo Harli to a DH Sunglow or Motley het Albino next year would be a good idea to prove him for sure.

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• WHAT THE HECK!!!!!! Rainshadow whats up? - STUART, Thu Jun 22 14:35:50 2006
• hes het for albino n/p - FrankR, Thu Jun 22 14:42:41 2006
• STUART Please read.... - FrankR, Thu Jun 22 15:57:09 2006
• RE: WHAT THE HECK!!!!!! Rainshadow whats up? - ajfreptiles, Thu Jun 22 14:55:55 2006
• RE: Hey Stuart how about some pics!!! - ajfreptiles, Thu Jun 22 14:57:08 2006
• Those Harlequins are nothin' special... - Rainshadow, Thu Jun 22 15:01:07 2006
• So did you accidentally breed a het... - STUART, Thu Jun 22 15:11:12 2006
• RE: Those Harlequins are nothin' special... - AbsoluteApril, Thu Jun 22 15:41:41 2006
• This was the first year... - Rainshadow, Thu Jun 22 17:48:11 2006
• Heres a picture of a hypo harlequin.... - STUART, Thu Jun 22 15:08:18 2006
• RE: WHAT THE HECK!!!!!! Rainshadow whats up? - michaelburton, Thu Jun 22 15:09:07 2006
• Funny That You Say That........... - vcaruso15, Thu Jun 22 16:32:59 2006
• Keep an open mind, parthenogenisis... - ChrisGilbert, Thu Jun 22 16:39:30 2006
• RE: Keep an open mind, parthenogenisis... - vcaruso15, Thu Jun 22 17:54:50 2006
• interesting information n/p - FrankR, Thu Jun 22 19:18:48 2006
• Well - bcibydesign, Thu Jun 22 18:29:34 2006
• I thought about that... - Rainshadow, Thu Jun 22 18:51:29 2006