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xcerptedDubs thinks Cream is albino and of course I'm inclined to agree. A couple of my online friends don't think so though, and another two think it might be leukism (which I never heard of until yesterday). Thoughts?
Meanwhile, my niece had her 7th birthday party today. It was a lot bigger than I thought it would be with a make-up booth and a face-painting booth, a photo booth, a candy booth and a chocolate fountain table, games and magic show and bubble show. While I'm with mom that my brother's family is, again, spending way too much than they should, the party was fantastic and my niece was just. so. cute!!>w< ♥
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Meanwhile, my niece had her 7th birthday party today. It was a lot bigger than I thought it would be with a make-up booth and a face-painting booth, a photo booth, a candy booth and a chocolate fountain table, games and magic show and bubble show. While I'm with mom that my brother's family is, again, spending way too much than they should, the party was fantastic and my niece was just. so. cute!!>w< ♥
Adorablest!x3
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on 2014-01-12 05:59 pm (UTC)My vote is for Albinism over Leucism, since the lack of pigment looks pretty uniform to me (With leucism you would probably, though not always, get patches of normal pigment somewhere on the body) It's hard to say from just photos though.
Also, I should probably say that I have no idea how one scientifically determines the difference between Leucism and Albinism so...yeah. It probably requires some kind of blood test?