albino patternless?

[HepCatMoe]

how come we havent seen albino patternless yet?

i know that a couple big time breeders have a number of patternless and have had em for a couple years.

is it possible that its not possible? :main_robin:

 

[snared99]

It takes 2 generations to hopefully hatch one, because albino is recessive and hets have to be made first. Since they have only been out a short time you probably wont see one til fall or maybe early summer

 

[Nigel4less]

Also lets not forget the 1/16 odds of hatching them from a pair of Double Hets.

 

[HepCatMoe]

if the genes for alibino and patternless are on the same chromosome doesnt that mean we would have to hope for recombination AND getting two copies of that chromosome?

 

[o.g.d]

The pstternless is still a new mutation, we just hatched our first double hets this season, so it wont be until nex year that we may see some patternless amel of our own. I do think the urban gecko is going to have a good shot at it this season, also jmg migh tbe pretty close too.

cheers-justin

 

[geckohaven]

i wouldnt be surprised if T.U.G puts some out this year. i really just want to see what a baby patternless looks like.

 

[Halley]

i would say just give it a while. Then lets just hope, combining a Patty, with an albino takes less time in fat tails, then it does with leos.

 

[strophurus]

Hello, i also can´t wait to see when the first patternless albino fattail will be introduced to the public and it will be very exciting to see them.
but how will they look like after several years of breeding, with washed out colours like the albinos we still have ?

regards stefan

 

[Ian S.]

How about the albino white out!! Now that should be dreamy!:dizzy2: :dizzy2:

 

[supperl]

Albino White out shouldn´t be so hard as the white out seems do be dominant is houldn´t take too long.
And to the patty Albino, it´s the same with the Patty stripe and that one is already made right? SO you fatty breeders where is the patty Albino hehe.