I would say it needs to be white. I would like to see pics, is the patternless area the same in all of the individuals? I have seen a few reduced pattern albinos that are awsome looking animals(more orange than normal)but I don't think it could be considered pied. It would be odd if the reduced pattern was always roughly the same shape and in the same area of the body in all babies that are produced like that. lets see some pics when you get a chance.

I know that the pieds that VPI has have never proven to be an inheritable trait, but some others are working with hopefull pieds but I have never heard, other than rumors, that they have been succesful. I havn't seem the pics yet.
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Steve Perry

North Idaho.

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• Does anyone else have piebald kenyans??? - krusty, Sun Oct 15 05:24:06 2006
• RE: Does anyone else have piebald kenyans??? - StevePerry, Mon Oct 16 11:44:05 2006
• RE: Does anyone else have piebald kenyan - robertstout, Mon Oct 16 13:57:54 2006
• RE: Does anyone else have piebald kenyan - StevePerry, Mon Oct 16 15:50:31 2006
• RE: Does anyone else have piebald kenyan - krusty, Mon Oct 16 16:44:19 2006
• RE: Does anyone else have piebald kenyan - StevePerry, Mon Oct 16 18:05:38 2006
• Pied Pictures or Orange blotched ???? - krusty, Tue Oct 17 19:27:34 2006
• RE: Pied Pictures or Orange blotched ??? - robertstout, Wed Oct 18 08:51:17 2006
• Here is some more pics - krusty, Wed Oct 18 09:40:05 2006
• RE: Here is some more pics - StevePerry, Wed Oct 18 11:14:43 2006