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budget brand i get from countdown is red and white only

if that is right then they have occured in 3 locations

wondered why you had signed on and only posted in this thread :roll: ` i have been doing it a long time and like ID i have found these particular frogs confusing as to genetic makeup they have been appearing in the wild in nz in one location for around 15 years that i know of if they were a simple recessive gene i would have expected them to have been in good numbers by now but their occurrence in the wild has been sporadic with them disappearing for a few years then popping up again

are the albino ones produced all one sex?

wouldn't that depend on whether or not that "split" was carrying the trait

that is correct if it is a recessive mutation

are you talking sump pump or flow pump?

split discussion on whether these are albino or lutino to another topic viewtopic.php?f=40&t=51224

axolotl colour page for you http://www.axolotl.org/genetics.htm

for those not bothering to run off and research that word http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xanthochromism nice pic of Xanthochromistic Argentine Horned Frog

can i throw the word Xanthochromism into the mix

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i don't understand how those 2 statements work together please explain?

just a thought or two leucism is often mistaken for albinism, leucism can cause reduction in all types of pigment. Albinism results in the reduction of melanin production only, though melanophore is still present, so in species that have other pigment cell-types albinos can visually display a pale yellow colour. Albinos display a red eye colour due to a lack of melanin production whereas leucistic animals have normally coloured eyes.

a sad day in the native field

GBA's 20 ZEBRA PLECS AND NO HIDING PLACES

must have been really cold cause you can't see the other bit on a frog P.S. too busy answering the question :facepalm: welcome to the forum knobtale are you knew to the hobby of rep keeping?

yes the colour could be described as lutino but green as a colour actually contains blue $10 dollars says you breed birds

because the black has a blue base it all depends on how the alleles in the feathers refract light

to make an albino bird you need a blue based bird to do it

the pres

absolutely gutting for you glad no one was hurt job well done by staff in harrowing circumstances

well done jennifer

only too happy to help Jo we were concerned as well even on a forum you build friendships even though we never meet in person sometimes cheers mark

that is sad antwan &c:ry