No body has been able to tell me what kind of burmese this is. Hopefully someone on here can.
http://i586.photobucket.com/albums/ss302/berad_dean/CIMG1159yf.jpg
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CAN ANYONE ID THIS BURMESE
berad
May 19, 2009 04:39 AM
Replies (2)
Tom_Reagan
May 19, 2009 06:26 AM
I think it looks like a very light T- albino. It would probably be just as striking without the T- gene, except it wold be almost black. ...the darker the animal, the whiter it is with the T- gene on top of it because you replace the black with white. I have a male that looks very similiar, not quite that light but very similar in appearance. Somtimes when I glance at him, I think he's laying upside down because he's so white. You have a beautiful animal and regardless of whether it's a new gene or a T- gene on top of a very dark normal, it should be reproducable to some degree or completely. -time will tell. Beautiful animal. Good Luck.
Kingmorph69
Jun 17, 2009 05:49 PM
Looks kind of like a reverse albino.
