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Posted by: strictly4fun at Wed Feb 28 14:40:37 2007 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by strictly4fun ] Hey Milo do you have any other picks of your hypo harlequin? I don't know what they look like (harlequin) but bcijoe posted a couple not to long ago and now I see yours. The definition in Designer Morphs says it produces highly aberrant animals and I understand that means anything that deviates from normal or is unusual looking. It also goes on to say that harlequins CAN have a variety of tail stripes and connected dorsal saddles. That sounds a lot like a jungle and I know exactly what a jungle looks like but didn't see any striping or connected saddles on any of the so-called harlequins. So no disrespect intended by any means but I was just wondering what made a harlequin a harlequin? I know it is multiple genes and co-dominant and then I'm lost. Please tell me how to identify a harlequin when I see one? Thanks in advance too. | ||
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