here are pictures of two of my albinos. It's ONLY speculation at this point that the lighter, paler one is a hybino. But it's worth noting she came out of a pairing that had the capability of producing hypos and hybinos, as well as albinos.
Terry
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albino, hybino? pyro pyro
rtdunham
Mar 22, 2005 02:37 PM
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Rick Staub
Mar 22, 2005 04:43 PM
Nice pics above Terry but I could not get this one to open. Are any of these genetic lines locale specific. Sorry but some of us are purists. At least for some species since my boids are far from pure. LOL
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Rick Staub
R&R Reptiles
rtdunham
Mar 24, 2005 09:21 AM
These pix open when i preview my post so i can only hope they'll open on the forum, too. But the PREVIOUS one opened in preview, so i'm not sure what's mis-firing.
No locale details on the amels. Ric blair probably knows the origin of the wild-caught hypoerythristic (anery) shown in the other thread.
Terry
>>here are pictures of two of my albinos. It's ONLY speculation at this point that the lighter, paler one is a hybino. But it's worth noting she came out of a pairing that had the capability of producing hypos and hybinos, as well as albinos.
>>Terry
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