It seems to fit but i don't know anything about this stain excepect it's pretty much albino that has melanin ?.The only place i've seen the name Tyrosinase positive albino AKA T-positive albino is with common boa's and it seems very common with rodents.Should we infact be calling are albino leo's T-positive albino tremper/T-positive bell/T-poss rainwater ???.Dose any one have better understanding of this albino stain.
are all the albino leo's tremper/bell/rainwater infact T-positive albino ?.
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Yes, all three strains are T+. If you are a member of the Global Gecko Association, or know of one, there is a GREAT article in this month's issue (Vol. 5, Issue 1) of "GEKKO" magazine about the 3 albino strains called, "Tyrosinase Activity in the Skin of Albino Gecko (Eublepharis macularius). It was written by Tony Gamble, Jodi Aherns (a member of this site!), and Virginia Card.
Here is the link to the Global Gecko Association: http://www.gekkota.com
Here is the link to the Global Gecko Association: http://www.gekkota.com
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okapi
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you can read the article here:
berra292 said:
Ian S. said:
I'm not 100% but i think like a high temperature incubated Tremper just the typical albino eyes and just the yellow's and white's.
I found this not leo's but very nice :main_thumbsup: .
This link is a T+albino rattler note color just before rattle.
http://www.designeratrox.com/image/albino_atrox6.jpg
This link is a T-albino rattler note color just before rattle.
http://www.designeratrox.com/image/albino_atrox3.jpg
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okapi
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So in theory, a T- albino leo would have alot of lavender color and no brown?
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Jodi L Aherns
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A T- Albino leo would be yellow and white with red eyes.No other colors in the body.
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