Interesting amel markings

She's gorgeous!! I wish they'd stay that pink and orange color forever!!

My first Corn was an R/O Oketee and the one you have there is gorgeous!

Beautiful RO... I love it when the amels hatch out without having all of their color yet.. Congrats!!

I am going with stunning RO and hopefully she stays that way and her borders don't fill in!!

Has the term Extreme RO been thrown around? I know I've heard of Extreme Abbott's...but if anything would qualify as an Extreme RO, I'd say this little one is it! I mean, still needs some time to grow, but it seems it will keep those same thick thick white borders

I don't see thick borders on the mother, the mother is frosted and the yellow is the color of the saddles. Borders on a snow are white. You're so lucky you have such a nice RO in the clutch!

Wow you should keep that baby. I bet it turns out to be quite the looker when it grows up.

Now I have to ask. I have never interbred "family" members before and I know that many breed siblings together. Could I breed my little guy back to his mom? Or is there a reason that I shouldn't? I am only asking cause Dad is het anery and amel so I thought in the future if I bred him to his mom then that would increase my chance of RO's.

Yes you can breed him back to mama. I think it would actually be better than breeding with a sibling because then at least they only have half the same dna. That's how I see it anyway.

It seems odd to me that she'd hatch out as an RO with neither parent being Okeetee. Is it just a fluke that she looks the way she does? Very interesting so I should probably keep her!