Depending on the genetic background of both parents, it may indeed be an
albino, or perhaps a gold bodied fry. Eye colour will decide and that is
often not readily distinguishable in day old fry.
If this single fry indeed has but one eye, it could be a birth defect, or it
may be physical damage while in the female's body, during the birth process,
or attacked when free swimming.
Jim
Cammie <stopspam.RemoveThis@yomama.com> wrote in message
news:aj4Ra.4516$Ep1.3105@news02.roc.ny...
> they are all dark grey except for one, that one is very light like an
albino
> catfish and he only has one eye.... he swims around and eats just fine
>
> has anyone had an albino guppy with one eye before? or a fish born with
one
> eye (birth defect?) ?
>
> Cammie
>
>
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