As far as 'A' Anerythrism and Lavender is concerned, this is kind of strange. Logic tells me that 'A' Anerythrism would likely overpower and pretty much obscure Lavender. However, last year I bred some animals together that are 'A' Anerythristics het for Lavender and got a few regular looking Lavenders in the clutch. Thinking I must have been mistaken, I bred SEVERAL clutches of those this year. So far, only one clutch has hatched enough that some babies are crawling about, and sure enough, there are a couple of regular Lavenders in there.
It just doesn't seem logical that Lavender would overpower Anerythrism, now does it? But preliminary evidence is pointing to this as being the case.
Of course, now I am wondering just what the heck that one animal I presented a photo of in here that I thought was a combo of 'A' Anerythrism and Lavender really is.
Now last year I bred Snows that were het for Lavender together, and each and every baby looked like a regular Snow. I kept a few of them back, just because I couldn't believe a triple homozygous animal wouldn't look at least somewhat different from just a regular Snow, but so far, there really is nothing showing up. So perhaps my luck was just rotten with that breeding. I have done that breeding again this year, so I'll just have to wait and see what I come up with this time around.
Although I do have some Charcoals that came from breeding second generation animals from my Lavender x Blizzard project, I do not believe I have bred any of them together yet.
