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RE: Is this a 'normal' or something else?

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Posted by: DMong at Wed Jan 30 19:46:12 2008   [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by DMong ]  
   

Yes,...that is basically a wild/normal looking phenotype. However it's possible it could be carrying other recessive mutation(s) as well, but know way of knowing that without knowing the genetic background of the parents from the breeder.

Nice looking one at that!........have fun raising it.



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