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'12 Plasma (M) Nikki (Keeper)
- Thread starter rich333
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MotleyMedusa7
lovin' my sweet corns
great color on that plasma 
crotalis40741
Nanci said put sexy bangs
Great looking snake my friend
juliegarner
New member
He is really cute xx
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ecreipeoj
Striped Topaz SK SG Free
Sunset Lavender maybe?
He is beautiful. Perhaps I can offer an explanation for his pheno, genetically.
So I don't mess up your photo theme, here is a link to some photos of possible examples of "Sunset" Lavenders. http://www..com/forum/showpost.php?p=76064&postcount=8 Just take a look at the photos, or read more in the thread if there is interest. I can see similarities between Sunset Lavenders and this Plasma.
It is in a thread I where I talk about an undiscribed hypo gene that is in many lines and is perhaps co-dominant or even dominant. It shows itself in Lavenders and Anerys especially. Isn't this very light Plasma, hypomelanistic?
Sunset Lavenders have been around since the beginning of Lavenders it seems. Every breeder has seen them, but the common opinion of them is they are not worth proving out. It sure looks good on this Plasma.
How many Sunset Lavenders have been mistaken for Hypo Lavenders? Many breeders of Hypo Lavenders know the answer to that question. It also causes mistaken identification of "Hypo" combines in other lines as well.
He is beautiful. Perhaps I can offer an explanation for his pheno, genetically.
So I don't mess up your photo theme, here is a link to some photos of possible examples of "Sunset" Lavenders. http://www..com/forum/showpost.php?p=76064&postcount=8 Just take a look at the photos, or read more in the thread if there is interest. I can see similarities between Sunset Lavenders and this Plasma.
It is in a thread I where I talk about an undiscribed hypo gene that is in many lines and is perhaps co-dominant or even dominant. It shows itself in Lavenders and Anerys especially. Isn't this very light Plasma, hypomelanistic?
Sunset Lavenders have been around since the beginning of Lavenders it seems. Every breeder has seen them, but the common opinion of them is they are not worth proving out. It sure looks good on this Plasma.
How many Sunset Lavenders have been mistaken for Hypo Lavenders? Many breeders of Hypo Lavenders know the answer to that question. It also causes mistaken identification of "Hypo" combines in other lines as well.
