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Hi,
Today a litter of albino x 50het. dh sunglow was born.
The Dh proved out to be a 100% DH.
There is at least one sharp sunglow in the litter.
Which I believe is the first one produced in europe.
But still I have a hard time telling if there are more.
I thought it would be more easy.
Will post pictures after there first shed.
Danny Fransen
Congratulations dropping the first in Europe. How long will you make us wait for pix? 
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Randall L Turner Jr.
Congratulations Danny! The Sharps are catching on faster in some places than others, but the opportunities are endless! Cant wait to see pictures of them!
It was a great day for boas!
John and Rich
Hey Danny, a big congrats for proving him out and thumbs up for the resulting sunglow ! Just for the sake of truth, I'd like to point out that I had a sharp sunglow litter already produced last season here in Italy.
Take care, Clay.
WOW Danny , bet you was suprised to see them in the litter as you didnt expect he would prove out
well done and congrats , look forward to seeing the photos , do they look better than you expected in the flesh ?
Kev
Hi Kevin,
Yes I was very surprised because the 50% Dh sunglow was only for a few days with this female.
The other male was the super salmon male that I have.
So I expected that one to be the father.
Some animals still have to gain collor.
At least one sunglow is in there and 2 possible sunglows, but have not figured this out yet.
One of these animals is not completly developed and almost has no color at this moment. It is doing ok ... so I hope it will make it and when it will gain color I will see if it is a sunglow or not.
The Dhs and sunglow in this litter do not have very big blotches on the tail. This makes it rather difficult to distinguish the albinos from the sunglows.
Ofcourse I will keep you posted.
hi,
congrats on the litter, but i need to disappoint you. you are not the first producing sharp sunglow.
nevertheless we want to see pictures 
have a nice day,
peer
Nice Danny congrats on that one. Looking forward to the pics after the shed.
Spreek je misschien in houten wel hier zijn vorige maand de eerste 100% het albino's geboren van de albino man die ik in 2005 van je heb gekocht.
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