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Beautiful babies! But how can you tell the amel lavas apart from the lavas at such a young age? Is it because the amels lack ventral pattern? Noob question I know.
We all had to start somewhere ^^ Lavas are a form of hypo, meaning they don't completely lack black but it's reduced. You can see this particularly well in the saddle borders and sometimes the belly pattern - in the lavas, you can see a grey saddle border
Oh wow thank you. It is really apparent when you see the two next to each other and know what to look for.
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