I believe that leopards are "normal / double-het" for green & labyrinth, not homozygous ( expressed ) green/labs. If the "leopard trait" was homozygous it should have been proven already. I may very well be jumping the gun, but have certainly looked, before I leaped. I do not believe it's a morph at all ( the leopard ). I believe it's a pattern mutation involving burms that are heterozygous for both green & labyrinth. I think the homozygous form ( green/labs ) will look completely different from the "leopards". Time will tell, until then I agree with what ben stated.
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Thanks,



Frank Roberts

Roberts' Realm Of Reptile Research

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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