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12-26-2012, 01:34 PM

I found an albino back in 2007 and have been working on trying to reproduce the trait ever since. There is at least one working with an anery as well.

I echo Tim's statement about the difficulty in breeding these, though I have not had the problems mentioned about the lizard feeders. Maybe it's because the local that I am working with has no lizards available to them in the wild. If they don't start out on newborn pinks, I've had success by just cooling them for a while and they come out with a great appetite.

12-26-2012, 01:34 PM	#3
Joe_M	I found an albino back in 2007 and have been working on trying to reproduce the trait ever since. There is at least one working with an anery as well. I echo Tim's statement about the difficulty in breeding these, though I have not had the problems mentioned about the lizard feeders. Maybe it's because the local that I am working with has no lizards available to them in the wild. If they don't start out on newborn pinks, I've had success by just cooling them for a while and they come out with a great appetite.