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Albino x Albino Breeding

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I have looked through the discussion threads and did not see this.Sorry if I just missed it.I have a pair of Albino Khal strain, unrelated.Is there a problem with breeding them together?
 
Shouldnt be a problem but one never knows. I know a lot of people are out there breeding Albino x Albino as long as they are unrelated. I personally dont know if I would want to take a chance but I suppose if I plan on breeding my snow to my albino, it would be the same thing.
 
I do not know the detailed genetics, so this may not apply, but I think in general there is a higher risk of undesirable genetic abnormality when breeding albino x albino instead of het for albino, so you may get a higher proportion of unviable or need to cull offspring.
 
Helenthereef was right on the money. Least with everything I've read.
Even though they aren't siblings, in a way they are related. There still hasn't be enough new blood breed into albinos for it to be considered safe. You basically are just running a higher risk of birth defects. If you watch the market you'll see a much higher rate of albinos/sunglows/snows with missing eyes and/or sinal defects.

Personally I'm all about breeding for strong healthy newborns rather than shooting for a better outcome in terms of $. So I would not recommend breeding albinoxalbino.
 
Still am foggy

Well I did get an extra male that is 100% Het for bino.I really would like some more input.I am not trying to wait around till I get an answer I would like,I just have seen so many pics of breeding projects that were Albino X Albino It never occured to me there could be issues till a friend mentioned it.The female is supposedly Het Anery.The only reason I am inclined to believe it is It was not really brought up by the seller till I had paid them.He stated he simply lost the het papers and was not even gonna use the het as a selling point.I got a fair Albino price on her.Anyhow thank you for the feedback and please keep it coming I really appreachiate it!
 
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