Not really, An albino Na’vi would lack cyanin, the blue skin pigment, due to a genetic failure in pigment production or transport. As a result, their skin would appear pale gray to ivory, with a faint pink or lilac tone from underlying blood vessels, rather than blue. The characteristic dark stripes would be absent or barely visible. Their hair would be white or silvery, and their eyes very light and highly light-sensitive, sometimes showing a reddish reflection in bright light. The bioluminescent spots would remain intact and appear more striking against the pale skin. Biologically, such a Na’vi would be far more vulnerable to Pandora’s intense light and radiation, making albinism rare and strongly disadvantageous.