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RE: Nice normal

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Posted by: fliptop at Tue Jul 29 20:37:44 2014  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by fliptop ]  
   

Thanks, Zenny, and will get more pics up soon.

Are you saying that there are degrees of hypo? In other words, some hypos will mask more melanin than other hypos? If so, can that be the case with all recessive genes? I ask because there was a nice hatchling I got that looked anery until you noticed a faint blush of yellow and red on its side. Could that have been a "lesser" degree of anery? Due to space/time limitations, I only held back three . . . "63", the lighter hypo, and the definite anery.

Hopefully I didn't misread what you were saying, and thanks for chiming in! Really sucks that I didn't get a ghost!

   

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