Firstly.........Paradox Albino's are able to be reproduced from Albino x Albino, Albino x Het and Het x Het combinational pairings.
Secondly......The largest number of Paradox albino's have been produced from breeding with albino x albino and not even using a het.
ALL the other keeper's (less than 7) who have been fortunate enough to hatch a single specimen (or two) have used the het x het or albino x het combination, so it's untrue that a het needs to be used.
Paradox Albino's is not a mutation that is unable to reproduce, so don't worry about what thought thought, or that So and So said so...........they certainly are capable and do reproduce it, there are many people around Australia who have them (around 20 as far as i'm aware).
It is not something which is inconsistent to the norm......A Paradox is a contradiction in meaning, as an Albino should be completely melanin free, so it's a contradicition of fact to have an "Albino" showing any melanin (black, grey or brown pigment).
These are not readily available at this time and as far as i'm aware, it's only the odd few which are being sold and that is it.
As i have been stating for the last 4 years now, in time we will see more of these being produced but with any complex genetic or multi-combinational mode of inheritance, large numbers take alot of time, effort, space and money to get the numbers up to a stage where they can be offered and become commonly available.
The above is not a story of what i've heard, it is FACT!........How do i know?......i'm the breeder who has the most experience with this mutation and as far as i'm aware, the only person producing them season after season, clutch after clutch.......They are not CHIMERA's, they are not infertile and they are not conjoined twins..................They are Albino's with melanin.