Terry;



Thanks for taking the time, and those are some good points you have. I was not planning on keeping any Tangerine Hypo X Nelson Albino offspring from a testbreeding so any next owner will probably breed them and the line of hybrids I would start this way would probably continue on. I already have the Nelson Albino's, but I should probably buy the Honduran Albino's ( either Tri color or Tangerine) so then I could continue working with the offspring in the breeding project.

The question was raised whether Honduran Albino and Nelson Albino genes are compatible. Do you know?



Thanks,



Rob.

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