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Notice the head on this guy........
- Thread starter Rich Z
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SilverTongue
Friend Of Gaia
that is AWESOME! You think it might be piebald??? Have you had any like this before??
That is an Amelanistic Motley. I get these light headed creatures from my Butter Motley project in all of the phases. Caramels and normals have a gray head, Butters have a pale yellow, almost white head. And as you can see, Amels have a pinkish white head. It's not as noticeable in the adults, however. But probably with selective breeding the difference can be made more pronounced. I've sold off a bunch of these over the years, so they are out there. Most people have never even noticed it or I just got a ho-hum attitude when I pointed it out, so I stopped thinking about it.
HomeBreeder
Herphilious Lunacious
not the best shot, but...
I presume my Mary Jane came from this line (Rich mentioned the light head when he sold her to me
It's not the best shot for head detail, but you can see she does have a light head if you check the pic I posted of her yesterday in the gallery (which is also on imagestation.com under username HerpUtopia) for a comparrison from the butter progeny.
^Curtis
I presume my Mary Jane came from this line (Rich mentioned the light head when he sold her to me
It's not the best shot for head detail, but you can see she does have a light head if you check the pic I posted of her yesterday in the gallery (which is also on imagestation.com under username HerpUtopia) for a comparrison from the butter progeny.
^Curtis
Chip
ΜΟΛΩΝ ΛΑΒ&
light head
Rich:
I have a motley sunglow (which came out more like a regular amel) with the same thing. REALLY light head. I kept it because it's a female, but would love to cross her with a male with similar trait. She was a first cluth 2002 and has been double fed, but still will need a year. If you are interested in a different bloodline with this trait, please contact me.
Chip
Rich:
I have a motley sunglow (which came out more like a regular amel) with the same thing. REALLY light head. I kept it because it's a female, but would love to cross her with a male with similar trait. She was a first cluth 2002 and has been double fed, but still will need a year. If you are interested in a different bloodline with this trait, please contact me.
Chip
