I am looking to see some pictures of coral albinos as babies and then as adults. I would like to see the progression in the coral colors. If you don't have the baby pis, show off your adults anyway. Also, I see some babies being sold as poss coral albinos and some being sold as coral albinos. When could you be 100% sure that the baby is a coral with no coral colors yet? Would all of the babies be corals for sure if both parents were coral albinos? Any info on the gene would be great. Thanks.
Michael Burton
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Looking for pics of Corals...
michaelburton
Mar 27, 2006 07:28 PM
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ChristianC
Mar 27, 2006 09:36 PM
michaelburton
Mar 27, 2006 10:34 PM
Is he from the Burkes? Even if he doesn't prove out to be a coral he still has some amazing color.
Michael Burton
ChristianC
Mar 27, 2006 10:37 PM
Locolizard
Mar 28, 2006 10:52 AM
The Female Coral Sunglow is now owned by Ryan of TopNotch Boas.
There are pics of the male Coral Sunglow in there, His sister that ryan has now, and my male as babies, yearlings, and now as adults, and then there is a close up of moms head in there, and a Burke Female as a baby and another large adult female.
michaelburton
Mar 28, 2006 01:05 PM
Thanks for posting all of those great pics. I am thinking of getting into the corals, they are just awesome as adults. How old is that coral in the first pic? Do most of the baby corals have that overall pink coloration throughout the head? And how many pictures down is a picture of him as an adult?
Michael Burton
