to het breeding. Statistically you will get 25% albino, 50% het for albino, and 25% normal. Since you cannot tell the difference between the hets and the normals they are referred to as "66% Possible hets". 75% of the clutch appears normal and 2 out of 3 are hets, that's the 66%. Again, since you cannot tell which is and which is not a gene carrier (het)they are 66% possible het.
Hope this helps.
Just curious, from whom are you getting your 100% hets?

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• 100% Het for albino question? - JasonMc, Sat May 22 00:45:56 2004
• RE: 100% Het for albino question? - steve84, Sat May 22 01:48:29 2004
• A little more info that may help you understand a het.. - John Q, Sat May 22 09:59:25 2004
• RE: A little more info that may help you understand a het.. - jasonmc, Sat May 22 13:24:17 2004