Hows this for odds........

This is the first clutch from a bell albino male x sh 100%het bell(daughter of the male from a shtctcross last year).

One is definitely bell, now the clutchmate that just hatched looks like a rainwater I think. either way she is not a bell,lol.

I think I remember Chad telling me when I got the dad from him that he was 50%possable het rainwater. Chad you there???

So what do you guys think? rainwater?

Well to me they look the same but I know something they are very nice hatchlings

Sarah, you'll notice the RW is not afraid to open it's eyes. I believe that may indeed be a RW. Kind of cool but also a little troublesome as far as the genetics go.

Awesome Sarah!!! Thats very cool to see stuff pop out like that! Yep that huge male you got from me was possibly het for rainwater. Ahh make that is het for rainwater! Very cool to see grandkids!

Should be cool to see both strains of hybinos pop out from one female as well!

Well, you may have discovered a new strain That is so cool that yo uhatched a rianwater outta that! Sweet!

Originally Posted by LeosForLess

Well, you may have discovered a new strain

How do you figure that?

Thanks All

Originally Posted by Jeremy Letkey

Sarah, you'll notice the RW is not afraid to open it's eyes. I believe that may indeed be a RW. Kind of cool but also a little troublesome as far as the genetics go.

Thanks Jeremy, I think it is a rainwater. Just odd I didn't even expect two albinos in the first two eggs then to be two different strains.
Why troublesome as far as the genetics go?

Originally Posted by Xavier

How do you figure that?

LOL X cool your jets , it was just a joke. As i said it was cool that you hatched out a rainwater.
On another note
Is there any possilbity that it is a Las Vegas Bell Albino?

Originally Posted by Sarah H

Thanks All




Thanks Jeremy, I think it is a rainwater. Just odd I didn't even expect two albinos in the first two eggs then to be two different strains.
Why troublesome as far as the genetics go?

I say this because someone who has received offspring from you may have bred them as well. If someone who does not know the genetics behind the animals were to produce the animals that you just did... there would be a lot of confusion. They would assume they were both Bell strain albinos. Also now all of your offspring are het for both strains. Until you do test breeding you can not be certain of the genetics of these animals. These both may be Bell albinos. They may also both be RW albinos. You may have one of each. You will have to breed them to be certain. If you were to bred sib x sib how would you determine the strain of albinism that was produced? They all need to be tested. I'm not trying to make it out to be a bad thing. It however will be a pain in the butt in my opinion.