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Updated pictures of the paradox pewters!
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SMDminnesota
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Those are incredible! Is paradox just a random occurance?
SexyBear77
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Thanks all!
Paradox is a random genetic mutation when animals show patches of colour that should be impossible to show due to there genetic makeup.
For example, pewters are a type of anery, which lack the pigment to visually express red/yellow/orange colours. In the case of these paradoxes something has occurred which means that they shows the red/orange colours seen in sporadic patches on the body.
Paradoxes are fairly rare as there is currently no evidence to show that this effect can be inherited by future generations- therefore it is virtually impossible to reproduce unless by happy accident.
Paradox is a random genetic mutation when animals show patches of colour that should be impossible to show due to there genetic makeup.
For example, pewters are a type of anery, which lack the pigment to visually express red/yellow/orange colours. In the case of these paradoxes something has occurred which means that they shows the red/orange colours seen in sporadic patches on the body.
Paradoxes are fairly rare as there is currently no evidence to show that this effect can be inherited by future generations- therefore it is virtually impossible to reproduce unless by happy accident.
SexyBear77
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Yes, that is the plan, although the male will be put to mum when ready as he'll be ready sooner than his sister will to breed.
Christen
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See the OP's explanation above. The OP could breed these two for many years and never produce another although I would be interested in seeing a breeding and see if it is a chimera type deal instead of paradox. Although that might not even tell you for sure.
