i believe the majority of wild-caught albino adults were either fossorial or a nocturnally active animal....here we have a diurnal animal that has survived all of the environment's pitfalls to make it to adulthood...good for him....however i do question the lack of melanin, i think that exporsure to the natural uv light would stimulate some melanin production....but then what do i know?????.....yo...aaron call me

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• Wild Caught Albino Yellow Rat: - Oxyrhopus, Sat Sep 30 16:19:04 2006
• RE: Wild Caught Albino Yellow Rat: - draybar, Sat Sep 30 18:05:03 2006
• RE: Wild Caught Albino Yellow Rat: - Rivets55, Sat Sep 30 18:27:27 2006
• I wonder what it was crossed with. - MurphysLaw, Sat Sep 30 19:39:19 2006
• RE: I wonder what it was crossed with. - Oxyrhopus, Sat Sep 30 20:38:00 2006
• RE: I wonder what it was crossed with. - draybar, Sat Sep 30 20:54:31 2006
• RE: I wonder what it was crossed with. - MurphysLaw, Sat Sep 30 21:26:40 2006
• Natural Mutation - Rivets55, Sun Oct 1 13:27:21 2006
• RE: I wonder what it was crossed with. - antelope, Mon Oct 2 23:27:41 2006
• RE: Wild Caught Albino Yellow Rat: - Aaron, Sun Oct 1 01:50:37 2006
• RE: Wild Caught Albino Yellow Rat: - Snake_Master, Sun Oct 1 08:49:52 2006
• RE: Wild Caught Albino Yellow Rat: - draybar, Sun Oct 1 09:45:01 2006
• RE: Wild Caught Albino Yellow Rat: - bobassetto, Sun Oct 1 12:33:07 2006
• RE: Wild Caught Albino Yellow Rat: - CurtS, Sun Oct 1 20:58:06 2006
• Isn't someone going to bring up. . . - McCloskey, Tue Oct 3 00:09:08 2006
• RE: Isn't someone going to bring up. . . - Rivets55, Tue Oct 3 00:28:08 2006