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I have seen some hypos for sale - some are clearly hypos and some are from the same clutch and are less defined but still look lighter than the normal siblings - how do you diferenciate a good looking normal from a dull looking hypo? (whilst young - so not by breeding)
Any comments and/pictures would be very appritaited.
cheers
sam
GOOD LUCK>>LOL>>!! try complicating that question futher; I have the first litter of 75% HogXHypos (that is a HypoXHog bred back to a hog). All the babies look allot like Hogs which we all know look Hypo to begin with; so now I'm stuck tring to figure out which are Hypo's and which just look like Hogs. To further comlicate this question the hog gyne seems to turn red to pink; and the red has allot to do with the way we typically grade hypos.
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