Albey
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Monday morning when I was checking the incubators I was pleasantly surprised to find my first Albino Mack Snow had hatched. It was produced from a Mack Snow Het For Tremper Albino Male to a Mack Snow Het For Tremper Albino Female. Here are some pictures of it.
The clutch mate was a Mack Super Snow 66% Possible Het For Tremper Albino. Here is a picture of that one.
Here are some more pictures of the two of them together.
I hit on the two main traits that they can produce in the first clutch. Now if I can only hit on them combined. LOL
I know that quite a few people have hatched out Albino Mack Snow’s so for those of you that have, I have a question. As they grow does the white coloration stay white or does it yellow like the Mack Snow’s do. It sure would be great if they keep the white color.
I hope you enjoy the pictures,
The clutch mate was a Mack Super Snow 66% Possible Het For Tremper Albino. Here is a picture of that one.
Here are some more pictures of the two of them together.
I hit on the two main traits that they can produce in the first clutch. Now if I can only hit on them combined. LOL
I know that quite a few people have hatched out Albino Mack Snow’s so for those of you that have, I have a question. As they grow does the white coloration stay white or does it yellow like the Mack Snow’s do. It sure would be great if they keep the white color.
I hope you enjoy the pictures,