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Surprise!!

Drewby07

Drewby07

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So my normal motley het lav female X my lavender male gave me two of these....one isn't out of the egg yet.

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Guess I proved them BOTH het amel! YAY!
 
I'm sure we could figure out a trade PJ!! :sidestep:

Now it seems that there may be something else lurking...some of the "normals" look like maybe caramels....and there are two different colors of lavenders? I dunno what's going on.....:shrugs:
 
Drewby07 said:
I'm sure we could figure out a trade PJ!! :sidestep:

Now it seems that there may be something else lurking...some of the "normals" look like maybe caramels....and there are two different colors of lavenders? I dunno what's going on.....:shrugs:
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Oh I am sure could too Drew! Yours are 100% het motley! I strongly believe I have hatched out 3 Opals this weekend myself! Some snows and snopal/glaciers to boot! One lavender anery male. Some have very interesting markings too. A few aneries and one normal. Yes, our normal looks a bit different too compared to other normals but keep in mind the hets that are being worked with. My pairing is a Snow het Lavender to a Lavender het Snow.

As for your lavenders, males and females seem to appear "different" in color tones too. Caramels? From that pairing? Could be some really nice "classic" looking normals? :sidestep:

Wait til they shed and post them up. Should be fun naming the morphs in your clutch. Post the mom and dad too! LOL

PJ
 
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