I believe the first Tremper Albinos where yellow and white, but a lot of them turned brown when they grew to adults. I think there were posts on the forum way back when about there new $1000 albinos were turning brown.



I think that if a brownless Tremper Albino cannot be produced without the use of the Tremper Method, then why not make an artifically brownless Tremper Albino. The fact is that the only brownless Tremper albinos that I have seen for sale have been incubated using the Tremper Method, and those are the animals that are being bought. A&M incubates their animals using the Tremper Method and they are consisntly selling there $800 geckos. If that is what sells then that is what is going to be produced. It can't be cheating if everyone know what their buying was brownless because they were incubated using the Tremper Method. The Tremper Method takes off the brown mask and you can see the awsome tangerines and pinks of the albino. The Tremper Method has mabe Tremper albinos more desireable and prettier looking since we cant have it genitically.



The only problem I could think of that can come out of this is people incubating their eggs using this method on onther morphs and getting the same results (less black) then we could have a problem. But eventually their animals wouldn't be producing very nice animals and they wouldn't be able to keep their business.
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Bradley Baquial

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