@mat_m
I see what you mean about trying to figure out some of these guys.
This is only my opinion / guess, as I don’t breed sharp albinos only Kahl. I know sharp’s have a little different look to them.
For me, it’s easier to figure out supers the same day they are born. When they are just out of the goo. They have a very distinctive look to them. Very clean but dull looking compared to the other babies. Their tail saddles have no white ring around them. However, in a day or two, they kind of blend in with the others until they shed.
Here is a picture of my babies the day they were born, and you can see what I mean about the supers.
As far as I know, super hypos can’t be motley, too. As hypo and motley are on the same genetic spectrum.
By the way, very nice-looking babies, congratulations. Are there any other genetics in them? It looks like they could have jungle in them to me.
Besides the basic pattern in motleys like the square connected saddle pattern. I look for a striped or laddertail, head strip arrow pattern,
1 sunglow motley.
2 sunglow
3 sunglow, maybe a motley, too. It has square saddles, but they are not connected. Very small head arrow.
4 sunglow motley.
5 sunglow. I’m pretty sure it’s just a sunglow.
6 sunglow, maybe a motley, too. It has square saddles, but they are not connected. Very small head arrow.
7 sunglow motley
8 sunglow
3, 5, and 6 I would like to see good pictures of them after they shed to be sure about them.
Post some pictures of the other babies, too.
Take care. I hope all this helped.
Tom