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From my understanding, and I am FAR from an expert (but I have done loads of research), two visual albinos should not be bred due to the higher probability of birth defects. Although I have heard of some successful litters, many believe that you should find an animal that is HET for albino for the best results.
If you got her as an "albino", chances are overwhelmingly in favor of her being Kahl line. Sharps carry a bit of a premium (maybe not as much as they used to), but the seller will almost always make the distinction. The only way to know for sure is either to contact the breeder or to breed her and prove it out.
If you breed two albinos from different strains, you will not get visual babies.
If you got her as an "albino", chances are overwhelmingly in favor of her being Kahl line. Sharps carry a bit of a premium (maybe not as much as they used to), but the seller will almost always make the distinction. The only way to know for sure is either to contact the breeder or to breed her and prove it out.
If you breed two albinos from different strains, you will not get visual babies.
From my understanding, and I am FAR from an expert (but I have done loads of research), two visual albinos should not be bred due to the higher probability of birth defects
This has been done many times with great results. On the same topic , unrelated hets have been bred many times with horrible result ( kinks / bad eyes) . It's just a possible problem with breeding Albino gene'd animals - hets, and visuals. Sometimes yo will get good litters , sometimes you wont. Be sure to breed to the same line though .
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