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Lavender/'A' Anerythristics.....

id love to hear an update from Rich on this topic as well.

when i started reading it i was hooked like my grandma watching the soaps
 
tricksterpup said:
But now I am curious what happened with this. Were these the start to becoming the Famous Z morph? aka "C" Anerythristic.
I would love to see an update from Rich on these.
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No, this has nothing at all to do with the 'C' Anerythristic. Completely different bloodlines and the 'C's have nothing at all to do with Lavender.

Best I can figure out is that the Lavender/Anerythristics mostly lean towards the Lavender appearance, but there is a subtle difference in appearance. Matter of fact, I have been producing some Lavender Motleys over the last few years that I strongly suspect may be Lavender/Anerythristic Motleys. Since 'A' Anerythrism has popped out of those clutches pretty regularly, I think it's pretty safe to say that this is probably what I am seeing. If I can find them, I believe I have some photos showing the difference in those motley forms.

And going out on a limb here, it's entirely possible that the difference that Tim Rainwater saw in some of the Mocha/Lavenders could quite possibly have been because he was looking at some Lavender/Anerythristics at the time. Quite certainly 'A' Anerythrism was infused in the Lavender line from the very beginning, so this is quite plausible.
 
Rich Z said:
No, this has nothing at all to do with the 'C' Anerythristic. Completely different bloodlines and the 'C's have nothing at all to do with Lavender.

Best I can figure out is that the Lavender/Anerythristics mostly lean towards the Lavender appearance, but there is a subtle difference in appearance. Matter of fact, I have been producing some Lavender Motleys over the last few years that I strongly suspect may be Lavender/Anerythristic Motleys. Since 'A' Anerythrism has popped out of those clutches pretty regularly, I think it's pretty safe to say that this is probably what I am seeing. If I can find them, I believe I have some photos showing the difference in those motley forms.

And going out on a limb here, it's entirely possible that the difference that Tim Rainwater saw in some of the Mocha/Lavenders could quite possibly have been because he was looking at some Lavender/Anerythristics at the time. Quite certainly 'A' Anerythrism was infused in the Lavender line from the very beginning, so this is quite plausible.
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Thanks Rich, I am still learning the morphs here. :) And thanks for the info on the lavender line.
 
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