I have 2 competing theories about 2x homozygous sharp/kahl albinos:

1) we've already seen it - it's the "chocolate sharp". What do you get when you mix pink and orange, you get brown! Remember, all of the females from the first sharp breeding were kept to continue the line. The first breeding was the original sharp x het kahl. Some of those females HAD to be het kahl, and so are half of their offspring, and so on. My guess is that there are a fairly decent number of het sharp and homozygous sharp animals that are also het kahl. My theory is not supported by some of the guys I've talked to, but I think it's an interesting one.

2) you'd never know it because they'd be indestinguishable from the visual form of one or the other.



Either way, to prove either theory correct would take an immense investment in caging and food, as well as time. The animals would be the smallest expense.



The above is merely my opinion.



jb
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