2 types of Albino T-Rexs?

[Balls]

I've seen a White Rex that has a black or green back and spots, and I've seen a White Rex that is 100% white, (like with a white back and "no" spots.) Does the ones with the black or green backs with spots count as a albino as well?


(Both have red and/or orange eyes.)

[ChromaticGrey]

Technicaly albino means no pigment. But I would be happy with either one if i wanted to call it my albino t-rex. But truly want the all white one.

[Balls]

Originally posted by Grey:

Technicaly albino means no pigment. But I would be happy with either one if i wanted to call it my albino t-rex. But truly want the all white one.

I found a all white one once, but then I lost it. So I tamed a non-all white one.

[OneAboveSecond]

My white rex has really really light purple in it
is a few places spotted very hard to tell

[Jynn]

rexes have 4 color layers (the pebble-things never change color)

White is possible in every layer ^^

But i'd consider it albino if it's white in every layer and a light color in the #3/Green one, but that's just me XD

From the guide i made:

http://images.akamai.steamusercontent.com/ugc/391044742303755657/6979EC238ABA5CC8D367FBAE928BA85009A0C2D8/

0. Main Body (RED)

1. Spine (WHITE)

2. N/A (YELLOW)

3. Back Mottling (GREEN)

4. N/A (BLUE)

5. Belly / Sides of Face (CYAN)

[Huldra]

white rexes are just as common as other rexes, its just a color. albino rexes are rare though, they are all white everywhere, but have red eyes. especially in the snowbiome the white rexes are very common. but they do look nice

[Krux]

technically speaking, it is an albino, keratin, which makes up most of the dinosaur armor is not always effected by albinism.