My understanding of it is that you are correct that they are t positive albino. Their eyes are definitely dark, I have not looked closely enough to see if they are ruby red or not. I will take a look at them and see. I know that they are not the typical t negative albino eyes that you typically see. I have never seen these for sale at an expo (this table had about 5 or so). You do see the albino leucistics (with red eyes). I would assume that these are leucisitc t negative albinos but who knows right?



Has anyone bred the lavenders out? If it is t positive, I am curious if it acts in a manner that is similar to the t positive albino gene found in nelson's milks. It appears that the gene in this species is co-dom.



ahh fun with genetics.


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Kyle



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