But you are right, an albino is an albino, the "high contrast" adult albinos that I've seen aren't much different than "normal" albinos. Mine started loosing his high contrastedness around 600 grams, tho still brighter than a "normal" albino, I don't expect that it's a lasting thing. I suppose it's like a pastel browning out.



Worth more money - not really - an albino is an albino is an albino. But if you are going to cross it with something, for color or clarity it may be wiser to have one that at least starts out looking really nice.
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• Albinos v. High Contrast Albinos - CJBianco, Mon May 16 14:26:32 2005
• Nope! - travisdank, Mon May 16 14:50:34 2005
• RE: Nope! - CJBianco, Mon May 16 15:17:36 2005
• But it still doesnt mean that they all came from the same founding animal. - RaulGomez, Mon May 16 18:13:48 2005
• Not exactly ... - alanz, Mon May 16 15:20:41 2005
• LMAO - toshamc, Mon May 16 15:13:57 2005
• RE: Albinos v. High Contrast Albinos - BrandonSander, Mon May 16 15:53:10 2005
• RE: Albinos v. High Contrast Albinos - CJBianco, Tue May 17 13:23:50 2005
• RE: Albinos v. High Contrast Albinos - bps516, Tue May 17 14:23:39 2005
• RE: Albinos v. High Contrast Albinos - MarkS, Mon May 16 16:18:00 2005
• RE: same thing only different....... - jyohe, Mon May 16 19:32:58 2005