- reptiles, birds, and
mammals including humans. The
appearance of an
amelanistic animal depends on the
remaining non-melanin pigments. The
opposite of...
- Okeetee—it is a
selectively bred
amelanistic.
Fluorescent Orange (selectively bred
amelanistic) – A
designer amelanistic corn
snake that
develops white...
-
frequently captive-bred for color, pattern, and more recently, size. Its
amelanistic form is
especially po****r and is the most
widely available morph. This...
-
several color phases available including hypo, orange, anerythristic, and
amelanistic (yellow). They
usually reach a size of 4–6
inches (10–15 cm), with some...
-
amelanistic, not albino.
Reptiles often possess at
least two pigments.
Among the most
common are
xanthin (yellow) and
erythrin (red). An
amelanistic reptile...
-
ability to
manufacture tyrosinase are more
accurately described as "
amelanistic."
Horses do not have non-melanin
pigments and so if they were albino...
- of this species,
usually referred to as an "Albino Plecostomus". The
amelanistic form may also be sold as the "chocolate pleco". The
species is native...
-
indistinguishable from the pale-yellow underfur.
These individuals are
called "
amelanistic". In
these cases, the
whole animal is a very
light golden-yellow colour...
- of this
species also exist,
including iridistic, albino, leucistic,
amelanistic, and
melanistic anomalies.
These color morphs are
rarer than the red-backed...
- 75%
albino fry. The
albino fry were
themselves divided into
completely amelanistic forms, and
forms which retained colouration of
their parents. List of...
