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Buff male x Buttermotley female (Serpencoline)
- Thread starter mvervest
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mvervest
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the colors seem more clear on that "orange" than with an amel? Or am I wrong?
Oh well it seems that way anyway to my untrained eye.
So the debate can restart now :dgrin:
When it was pipping , we thought an amel was there , but it looks too pale and orange to be a regular amelanistic ( IMO ) . I think to remember when buff meets amel ( in the butter) there could be orange as buff is (co-)dominant .
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