Interesting. The only way they could be aneries is if you had a mutation that changed the hypo version of the melanin gene back to regular melanin. Was red factor incriminated as a suspect for making the hypo coloration appear darker? Because that would make sense. Otherwise yeah, I'd say you have a dark ghost.
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2013's specter x hypo
- Thread starter crazyhorse
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gluttony32
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See at first i was convinced that was it, but as they mature, I see it as an anery
gluttony32
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gluttony32
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The top pic is the specter and female that produced the questionable anery. The ghost that is out side of the deli cups is just for comparison and is a really nice ghost.
The second pic is two hold backs from that clutch taken today, and the bottom pic is the hatcling from last August.
The second pic is two hold backs from that clutch taken today, and the bottom pic is the hatcling from last August.
gluttony32
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Yes red factor was mentioned.
Dingus Mgee
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May-be not new hypo but an old one that not many people work with. I know that Christmas is a hypo gene that when combined with lavender makes very dark hypo looking hypo lavenders. Also combining the Christmas and strawberry made some ultra looking babies. Just a thought from personal experience.