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albino guppies

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it would depend on the genotypes of the parents

Only one posibility here as he describes it with both parents being grey fish:

Both have to be heterozygous for albinism and therfore 25% of the fry are albinos. Taking into account that albinos are a bit weaker + get eaten more often by their mother; cut that percentage down a bit in reality. So 7 (25%) albino fry * 4 = 28 (100%) fry in a drop which is feasible. It all adds up and to answer jackypukeko's question: No it is not.

Cheers,

JaSa

PS:

jackypukeko: Still waiting for some pictures of the fish you were selling HERE...

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