If I'm not mistaken, Sean has never reproduced corns like Snowflake. I think the "mutation" Snowflake exhibits is actually of a paradox nature. Those have never been reproduced. A random FREAK thing? Not heritable.



BTW, (RE: Snowflake) white in unexpected places on anerythristic corns is not that rare. It is believed that the white on the sides of some pewters and anery bloods is actually not transferable to other color morphs. Breeding trials are now under way. I'm betting the phenomenon seen on this albino is related to aging. Shrug?
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• Why is she losing her color - eyeballz, Mon May 12 05:33:29 2008
• RE: Why is she losing her color - DMong, Mon May 12 10:28:41 2008
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• RE: Why is she losing her color - tspuckler, Mon May 12 11:02:16 2008
• Neonate . . . - DonSoderberg, Tue May 13 01:04:09 2008
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• No problem . . . - DonSoderberg, Tue May 13 13:48:14 2008
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