This is correct, although I believe John Apple has 'albino' Centruroides gracilis. I think those may be some sort of light color form though, similar to H. incei "gold".
While the white setae make for a pretty cool looking spider, it doesn't fit the definition of albinism.
I don't see where I said albino anywhere in my post?
You didn't. I was just making the distinction for the OP's sake.
why did you bring back a 5 year thread?
You have issues. Go see a psychiatrist.
What state were you in?
No, it wasn't albino. Likely just a color morph. Albino does not mean "white", it means a lack of melanin.
Exactly. When people start new threads for old topics, they get told to use the search function. But when people actually use the search function, some people wonder why they brought back old threads. Doesn't make any sense.
What's irritating is when someone revives a thread to specifically address another user from years ago. That wasn't the case here, but that's where the general hate comes from I suppose.
albino tarantulas dont exist, sorry. you probably saw one right after post molt, or one molting and confused it with fighting. The color in ts is caused mainly by the refraction of light by the exoskeleton and not pigments. So traditional albinism is not possible.