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Slithering_Serpents
at Sun Sep 30 18:25:41 2007 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by Slithering_Serpents ]
Pastels are not morphs.
There are different strains of stripes. The most well known might be kahl stripe.
Coral is not strictly speaking a bloodline no, it's found in lots of bloodlines.
If you bred a Kahl to a Sharp all the offspring would (theoretically) be DOUBLE hets.
Laughs, homo recessive, you mean coral albinos? You can get a coral albino baby from a coral albino and a regular non-coral het, or vice versa, or any other pair that can give you an albino where one of the parents are coral. Really great looking normals approach the corals though, so you shouldn't jump to the conclusion that you have a coral because it is orange. My friend has a beautiful albino he bought from the Burke's, with lots of orange on it, but it is not a coral, just a really really nice albino.
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