One in a million I'm sure

[mikesfrogs]

That's why it would be hard to chart the genetics. It would take a good 10 years to create a line that was pure albino.

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[ornate510]

Totally the best thing to do is to document the parents of this tadpole and save a couple hold backs from that clutch. And try to see if they do produce more or not from breeding the siblings.

[exasperatus2002]

Deffinately keep track of the parentage & rebreed them for a chance at more to start your own designer line.

[Pheathers]

Maybe it's a chimera. An animal with two different sets of genes (sorta like a fusion of fraternal twins that make one animal), heterochromatic eyes are a sign. It can happen in humans as well, but it's very rare for any creature.

[mikesfrogs]

I think its chimera also.

[Bullfrogkeeper]

Wow!! I'm working on purchasing a piebald bullfrog a once in a million buy. Is this little guy still alive? Would love to know how he morphed if still alive.