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Albino Animals - Fish, Reptiles & Amphibians
by Grandpa Cliff Jan 30, 2006
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Mexican Salamander (aquatic)
There are 7 webpages about albinos on Grandpa Cliff's Science Website for Teenagers.
Introduction - gives facts about albinos, and contains a list of all photos of albinos on this website
Mammals - part 1 (this webpage)
Read the Introduction webpage first if you want to better understand what is shown in the photos below.
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Photos of the following albino animals can be found below. They are in groups of closely related animals rather than alphabetically.
Fish
Stingray
Catfish (3)
Trout
Shark, Red-tailed (aquarium)
Reptiles
Alligator
Tortoise
Snake (3)
Amphibians
Frog (3)
Salamander (2)
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FISH
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Stingrays (salt water)
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Blue Catfish, 8 pounds, 24", 5 years old, raised in a
private pond along with other catfish fingerlings.
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A kind of Catfish
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A bigger kind of Catfish !
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Albino Trout
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Red-tailed Shark. An aquarium freshwater fish that is not a real shark.
Normal color is black except for the tail.
REPTILES
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Albino Alligator
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Partially-albino Sulcata Tortoise with pink eye and light color.
Normal tortoises and one albino in background.
Albino snake
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Albino Pine Snake
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Albino King Snake
AMPHIBIANS
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Albino Leopard Frog
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British albino frog
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Albino Green Frog from Virginia
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Gilled stage of a salamander which
does not lose its gills. Has pink eyes.
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Gilled form of the Mexican Salamander which
does not lose its gills. It lives in water rather
than on land. This albino has pink eyes.
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