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Three Albino Lines --> difference in photosensitivity?

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Hi,

I do not keep albinos myself.
But I'm thinking about getting some...
So my question:
Is there any difference between the three Albino Lines regarding the photosensitivity?
Are Bells, with their red eyes, more shy in the light than Trempers?

Hope you can help me, rhac
 
Well, I can only tell you about the Rainwater/Vegas line because that's all I have...

So far, indoor light doesn't bother it at all, but natural sunlight (even in the shade) is too much. I do hear they become somewhat adjusted as they age.
 
It seems the same with The Tremper lins as well.They do not like sunlight at all. I have 4 of them and they all clost their eyes and you can see they are quite stressed by the light.Needless to say I do not take them outside.i did it once for pictures but once I saw their reaction I have not done it again.
Robin
 
Bells seem to be the most light sensitive. Light colored trempers are also very light sensitive, but some of my dark trempers don't seem to be any more light sensitive than normals. My rainwaters seem to be about as light sensitive as my light trempers.

-Alice
 
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