Posted by:
DMong
at Tue Sep 9 09:38:14 2008 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by DMong ]
Your pic doesn't show up, but yes, a greenish tint where the melanin is absent is a fairly common occurrence in amels(albinos), and snows(anery x amel), etc...
Without seeing it, it's impossible to say if it involves a specific trait combination, or not, but it is more than likely a common variant of an amel.
I've seen amel corns with a greenish hue to their borders referred to as "Christmas" corns in the past, but unless this is a trait that is consistantly inheritable, and proved to be a very noticeable and repeatable trait, they are simply variations of amel corns in my opinion.
best regards, ~Doug ----- "Better to be silent and thought a fool, than to open mouth and remove any doubt!"
[ Hide Replies ]
- Amel? - shabob, Tue Sep 9 00:02:45 2008

RE: Amel? - DMong, Tue Sep 9 09:38:14 2008
- RE: Amel? - Jeff Tillis, Tue Sep 9 09:53:18 2008
- here's your picture - draybar, Tue Sep 9 17:03:13 2008
|