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I have little albino babies, and I was wondering, why some of them have shiny rings around their eyes, and why others don't... Here is a picture of two different little ones, taken on the same day, same amount of light and such. I have noticed about 6 out of my 14 albino babies that don't have the rings. I even tried using different light, angles, a lighter close enough to see other's rings, but some just don't have them. Are they melaniod-albino? Is that even possible?
 

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