I had a litter of 05 coral albinos some of which I sold for $2000 which are already without a doubt coral albinos. Others that may or may not grow to be as nice I would sell for less, or hold for a few months to see how they turn out. If both parents are coral albinos then it's a given that all will be coral. The term "coral" is a word that few people will use like "pastel", it may be a coral albino or it may only be a real nice albino, I believe it depends alot on what the parents look like. Either way $1200 to $1500 for what could very well turn out to be a coral albino or at the very least an above average albino is a better way to go.

Jason

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