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Cleigh9579

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I know that I have a normal Leucistic, and what I believe is a gfp Leucistic but I have been un able to find a picture of a gfp Leucistic that resembles my Stitch. Could someone please help me with this color. Just want to know if I am calling it the right color. Honestly I dont care if its a gfp or not just want to know.
I am starting to think both my babies are boys but it is too soon to tell.
Trying to wait patiently. hehe
 

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They look the same as my one, I was told its an albino but im not 100%
 
Albino would have pink eyes. Also I don't know what you think is different about there color?
 
One appears a pink white color and one appears a bright yellow color almost neon. Ive got some better pics tonignt.
 

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Yeah, he looks like he could be GFP. You should get a black light and shine it on him to see if he glows.
 
Almost definately a GFP leucistic. Look at the greenish tint in the eye (first photo of the second batch),a dead giveaway.


Regards Neil
 
Thank you so much for the opinions. I will be getting a black light soon. I really appriciate the help.
 
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