it looks like a normal... i personally believe that if a parent is amel that the hatchling being "het amel" the amel reduces the black pigment in most (NOT ALL) hatchlings. Unless the belly checkers are brown instead of black or black and brown... if the belly checkers are brown then it is a hypo...
~kin
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• Need help identify this baby - ajfreptiles, Wed Sep 10 16:47:30 2008
• RE: One more thing... - ajfreptiles, Wed Sep 10 17:05:09 2008
• RE: Need help identify this baby - STEVES_KIKI, Wed Sep 10 17:38:04 2008
• RE: Need help identify this baby - jyohe, Wed Sep 10 18:07:16 2008
• RE: Thanks....more - ajfreptiles, Wed Sep 10 18:20:07 2008
• RE: Thanks Steve - ajfreptiles, Wed Sep 10 18:21:12 2008
• also - STEVES_KIKI, Wed Sep 10 17:42:01 2008
• RE: also - ajfreptiles, Wed Sep 10 18:28:35 2008
• RE: also - STEVES_KIKI, Wed Sep 10 21:55:56 2008
• RE: also - xblackheart, Fri Sep 12 00:31:21 2008