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Anyway, yeah, I agree 100% on this with you and Shannon. Just forget about distinguishing any hybinos by looking. If it is ever done by chance and one proves out to be a known hybino later on by it's looks alone, then it was PURELY by luck, and not because they necessarily look any different from any normal variations of amels. The TOTAL ABSENCE of melanism from the amel gene masks ANY reduced melanin caused from the hypo gene also being present. Any other colors that are there are simply the other remaining underlying pigments in purer form that they would normally have before the melanin was absent. simple as that.





~Doug
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"a snake in the grass is a GOOD thing"





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• Hatchling Tangerine Albinos! - Wayne_thompson, Sat Jul 16 20:59:34 2011
• RE: Hatchling Tangerine Albinos! - denbar, Sun Jul 17 13:23:15 2011
• RE: Hatchling Tangerine Albinos! - brianm616, Sun Jul 17 13:48:21 2011
• RE: Hatchling Tangerine Albinos! - Wayne_Thompson, Mon Jul 18 07:45:10 2011
• RE: Hatchling Tangerine Albinos! - Wayne_Thompson, Mon Jul 18 07:46:17 2011
• RE: Hatchlings - Hybinos? - Wayne_Thompson, Mon Jul 18 08:05:21 2011
• RE: Hatchlings - Hybinos? - denbar, Mon Jul 18 10:41:37 2011
• RE: Hatchlings - Hybinos? - Wayne_Thompson, Mon Jul 18 15:56:12 2011
• RE: Hatchlings - Hybinos? - RG, Mon Jul 18 20:35:58 2011
• RE: Hatchlings - Hybinos? - shannon brown, Mon Jul 18 23:32:03 2011
• RE: Hatchlings - Hybinos? - RG, Tue Jul 19 10:01:06 2011
• Correction... - RG, Tue Jul 19 10:02:50 2011
• LOL!!!! - DMong, Tue Jul 19 11:28:06 2011
• Nice amels. - SunHerp, Tue Jul 19 10:51:45 2011