Red Albino or not?

[snakee]

Hello!

Maybe some of you have already had red albino/christmas iowa plains and can help me please.
I got some babys by breeding a snow female to a male double het red albino/anerythristic which has a really nice red colour.
Some of the albinos become more and more orange/red now and others have totaly no red. I know that these red (erythristic) is a co-dominant mutation.
I thought that the red colour will first appear after 6 months or later?
And is there a chance that they really will turn into these glowing red albino plains or do they have not enough red for this at present and they will stay orange/low red?
These are my first red albino babys so i have no idea how they look like after birth

Best wishes,
Manuel

red iowa






normal iowa

[BUSHSNAKE]

looks like both animals have traces of red, its hard to predict how theyre gonna turn out but the earlier they show color the better

[ssssnakeluvr]

sometimes the red takes a couple months to come out. my orange nebraska albino is getting more orange by the month!

[infernalis]

here is my adult Christmas for you to see.

[guidofatherof5]

Merry pretty Christmas, WOW.

[infernalis]

He's the guy in the mating video I made. boom chuka wah....

[ConcinusMan]

That is an amazing morph. Supposedly, my Amy carries the genes to produce those, but I'm not holding my breath. I sure wish they could be produced in greater numbers, as in, I wish they were as common as the regular Iowa albinos. That would be awesome.

The one in the top pic is definitely looking promising.

[snakee]

Thanks a lot for your comments!
Wayne how did your christmas look like after birth? The same like mine or was he more red?

Best wishes,
Manuel

[infernalis]

He was very plain, and the colour changed more red with age.