Good question Frank. As far as I know no one has produced any greens het for anything else other than granite or albino. I do have some albino green eggs cooking right now that will be 50% het for lab. It should be interesting to see if there is any distinct pattern variation between the albino greens in that clutch. I actually doubt there will be, but who knows.



With the granite gene it's easy to tell which normal burms are het for granite in a clutch of possible hets. So, it wasn't a big surprise when green possible het granites were produced and several had the spotting thing going on, while others looked normal. From what I've seen, over all the normals het for lab look pretty ordinary. Which makes be believe a green het for lab probably won't stand out. Though, you never know until you get some.

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• Greens, granites, and normal Buurmese - BenR79, Sat May 19 03:23:12 2007
• Congrats Ben... - FRoberts, Sat May 19 12:36:51 2007
• RE: Congrats Ben... - BenR79, Sat May 19 17:00:19 2007
• I would be too for sure n/p - FRoberts, Sun May 20 12:42:33 2007
• RE: I would be too for sure n/p - Just_Ders, Sun May 20 17:53:25 2007
• RE: I would be too for sure n/p - BenR79, Mon May 21 10:24:14 2007
• I am not a big fan...and a ? for Ben - FRoberts, Mon May 21 10:59:37 2007
• RE: I am not a big fan...and a ? for Ben - BenR79, Mon May 21 14:20:46 2007
• RE: I am not a big fan...and a ? for Ben - FRoberts, Mon May 21 16:12:12 2007
• Green Labyrinth - artinscales, Mon May 21 23:01:09 2007
• Personally, I don't believe Leopards are - BenR79, Tue May 22 11:57:47 2007
• RE: Personally, I don't believe Leopards are - artinscales, Tue May 22 18:57:01 2007
• I don't know what Bob Clark said, but I - BenR79, Wed May 23 11:48:09 2007
• I agree with ben till proven otherwise.. - FRoberts, Mon May 28 17:02:29 2007
• One more think about your leopard - BenR79, Tue May 22 12:26:35 2007