One trio, 2 F, 1M. These are either homozygous (showing pink/red eyes) or heterozygous (showing black eyes) albinos. The mother to these fish would have been a homozygous albino, father would either be homozygous or heterozygous for albinism. Breeding pink eyed albinos to pink eyed albinos for too long will produce a weaker washed out in color albino. I use gold bodied red males to do this outcross. I hope I haven't shot over your heads with the genetic lingo. Your fish will be selected for good deportment and color. I've been breeding guppies for many years. They are my specialty and many of my fish have quite the pedigree from IFGA (Int'l Fancy Guppy Association) stock. One year at an MAS fish show my guppies did a sweep (1st, 2nd & 3rd). You can be sure you will be receiving top quality fish from me.

(addendum) Sure wish I had a better feel for albinism in guppies. I would have thought by now that I would have more homozygous (red eyed albinos) fish in my stock. Sorry I don't