I choose to call the ones that look like Crimsons, well, Crimsons. The same goes for Hypo Miamis. In my collection only the animals that retain rich red saddles and a clean silver background earn the name "Hypo Miami".

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>>Carol Huddleston

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This is something that has always made me sit back and say HUH?

"Hypo Miamis" are the ones with the deepest, richest reds while "Crimsons" seem to be the more normal looking hypomelanistic miami corn?



I would think it would be just the opposite.

I would think to qualify as a "Crimson" it would have to have the deepest, richest reds you could find on a miami expressing hypomelanism.



I would think that the Hypo Miami would be your standard Miami expressing hypomelanism.



Isn't "crimson" a very deep rich red?



Not trying to start an argument or cause a problem I am just curious as to how the distinction, in your case, was made.

I just don't know enough about Miamis.

I do know of all the Miamis I have seen posted over the last couple of years the ones I have seen produced by you have been the best. Best overall look. Definitely the best contrast.
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