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FloorCandy
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I’m thinking by tomorrow the pins in the wing will show whether there’s color, so far they look clear with blood inside.Mine texas am but they were born with the black spots x
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I’m thinking by tomorrow the pins in the wing will show whether there’s color, so far they look clear with blood inside.Mine texas am but they were born with the black spots x
You can tell an albino. Yours has a lot of yellow. Here are a couple of pictures of albinos that I've hatched. You can see how pale they are, and in the first picture you can clearly see the red eyes. Albinos are often blind from hatch or lose their sight shortly after.I looked at that patch in the wing, it’s just pins looking filled with blood, yesterday he didn’t have the dark areas. I’m on the fence with the eyes, like I said, sometimes I see it running and I’m like, they’re definitely red, but I pick it up and can’t tell. As the snow angels got older and their eyes got bigger it was easier to see, so I’ll be watching as it grows.
I think that might be a cinnamon. They should be a light reddish beige with ruby colored eyes.