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Feb.8,2017Hello Amaretto community! Today I wanted to cover a subject that has been brought to my attention several times while at the main store… Albinos! Take a look below where I cover all the information about an albino! There are a few different Albinos that you can breed for and they all come with a very special eye that does have the ability to pass! You can see all the beautiful Albino eyes at this link:
http://wiki.amarettobreedables.com/index.php?title=Albino_Eyes
Those are some beautiful eyes!! So now let me tell you each of the different Albinos available.
Albino
Albino Clydesdale
Albino Fell Pony
Albino Shetland
Albino Mystique
Albino Exmoor Pony
Albino Percheron
How can you get your own Albino? Well Albinos come from breeding 2 full siblings together. That means they have the EXACT same mother and father. The siblings don’t have to have the same traits only the same parents. Now to get the other Albinos you have to meet the qualifications for those. Let’s go over what they are:
Albino Clydesdale:
The Albino Clydesdale come randomly from full siblings.
In order for a chance at an Albino Clydesdale one of these full siblings MUST BE a Clydesdale.
Full siblings are siblings that come from the exact same mother and father. Siblings do not have to have the same traits they only need to be full sibling.
The Albino Clydesdale coat does NOT pass.
However, breeding an Albino Clydesdale with it’s sibling does slightly increase your chance for another Albino or Albino Clydesdale.
Albino Fell Pony
The Albino Fell Pony comes from full siblings.
In order for a chance at an Albino Fell Pony one of these full siblings MUST BE a Fell Pony.
Full siblings are siblings that come from the exact same mother and father. Siblings do not have to have the same traits they only need to be full sibling.
The Albino Fell Pony coat does NOT pass.
However, breeding an Albino Fell Pony with it’s sibling does slightly increase your chance for another Albino or Albino Fell Pony.
Albino Shetland
The Albino Shetland comes randomly from full siblings.
In order for a chance at an Albino Shetland one of these full siblings MUST BE a Shetland.
Full siblings are siblings that come from the exact same mother and father. Siblings do not have to have the same traits they only need to be full sibling.
The Albino Shetland coat does NOT pass.
However, breeding an Albino Shetland with it’s sibling does slightly increase your chance for another Albino or Albino Shetland.
Albino Mystique
If you breed two Mystique siblings together you have the chance at an Albino Mystique!
Full siblings are siblings that come from the exact same mother and father. Siblings do not have to have the same traits they only need to be full sibling Mystique.
The Albino Mystique coat does NOT pass.
However, breeding an Albino Mystique with it’s sibling does slightly increase your chance for another Albino Mystique.
Albino Exmoor Pony
The Albino Exmoor Pony comes randomly from full siblings.
In order for a chance at an Albino Exmoor Pony one of these full siblings MUST BE an Exmoor Pony.
Full siblings are siblings that come from the exact same mother and father. Siblings do not have to have the same traits they only need to be full sibling.
The Albino Exmoor Pony coat does NOT pass.
However, breeding an Albino Exmoor Pony with it’s sibling does slightly increase your chance for another Albino or Albino Exmoor Pony .
Albino Percheron
The Albino Percheron comes randomly from full siblings.
In order for a chance at an Albino Percheron one of these full siblings MUST BE a Percheron.
Full siblings are siblings that come from the exact same mother and father. Siblings do not have to have the same traits they only need to be full sibling.
The Albino Percheron coat does NOT pass.
However, breeding an Albino Percheron with it’s sibling does slightly increase your chance for another Albino or Albino Percheron.
Good luck and happy breeding!
Until next time…
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