>>can someone post some pics of a harlequin, and explain how they are different from normals, recessive?, co-dom?, dom?, and what combos they produce??? Thanks.

So far as I know they have not been proven to be co-dominant(ie having a super form)..A few may have proven theirs to be dominant,but then again that label gets tossed around alot.Who is to say which of these is the same or which(if any)will actually prove out with a super.

I've seen quite a few different looking animals that folks were calling "harlequin"..So buyer beware on the unproven stuffs..GL
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