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Dark eyed Amelanistic, or ruby eyed Hypomelanistic?
- Thread starter Rich Z
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Walter Smith
CRAZY BOUT' CORNS !!
Rich,
It kinda resembles the one's that Sean ( CSM ) is beating himself up over, trying to figure out what he actually has. The ones he refers to as T+.
What did yours come from??
Walter
It kinda resembles the one's that Sean ( CSM ) is beating himself up over, trying to figure out what he actually has. The ones he refers to as T+.
What did yours come from??
Walter
Darin Chappell
Very Senior Hillbilly
Personally, I think Tyrosinase + corns with full albinistic distribution would be very difficult, if not impossible, to distinguish from regular amelanistics. The only way you would know is when you bred them together and got normals. If an animal is T+ with only a partial distribution (a piebald effect), that would be obvious, of course.
However, in relation to these pictures, that looks like a really light, ruby-eyed hypo to me. It has those very light purple/gray brofers rather than white. I guess it could be the computer screen I'm using, though.
How does it look in "real life" Rich? White outlines, or gray?
However, in relation to these pictures, that looks like a really light, ruby-eyed hypo to me. It has those very light purple/gray brofers rather than white. I guess it could be the computer screen I'm using, though.
How does it look in "real life" Rich? White outlines, or gray?
Darin Chappell
Very Senior Hillbilly
For those of you not living in the world of the coffee difficient, "brofers" = "borders!
Melinie
Once Bitten, Less Shy...
OH GREAT!!!!
NOW you've gone and done it, Rich!!!!!
You've created YET ANOTHER type of Hypomelanism!!!
What is this, now....Hypo type C? K? L? LOL
Just kidding!
Whatever they are, they are stunning!
Interesting how the head patterns on the two Amel-Hypos (?) are so similar.
When you figure out what they are, let me know....
I have a 2-yr-old female here that looks like a 'Sunglow', but has VERY faint etchings of almost-black, and eyes just lighter than you would expect for a Hypo.
Test breedings for her next year.
NOW you've gone and done it, Rich!!!!!
You've created YET ANOTHER type of Hypomelanism!!!
What is this, now....Hypo type C? K? L? LOL
Just kidding!
Whatever they are, they are stunning!
Interesting how the head patterns on the two Amel-Hypos (?) are so similar.
When you figure out what they are, let me know....
I have a 2-yr-old female here that looks like a 'Sunglow', but has VERY faint etchings of almost-black, and eyes just lighter than you would expect for a Hypo.
Test breedings for her next year.