Congratulations!,....those are awesome!



Considering a homo x het pairing will give you a theoretical 50% hypo-E, and 50% normal/het for hypo-E, you already beat the odds there anyway. I'm sure the much redder one is a het.



Now if they were the OTHER line of hypo-E animals that GRADUALLY lose their orange/red, then you might have something there. But going by what the neonates in the egg look like, the other red one MUST be a normal het. See what I mean?



again, those are KILLER!





~Doug
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"Better to be silent and thought a fool, than to open mouth and remove any doubt!"

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• My Oh Hypo E ! - CSHerps, Tue Sep 29 15:13:27 2009
• Heres Mom & Dad. - CSHerps, Tue Sep 29 15:15:42 2009
• RE: My Oh Hypo E ! - DMong, Tue Sep 29 19:34:48 2009
• I forgot to add....... - DMong, Tue Sep 29 19:43:48 2009
• RE: I forgot to add....... - CSHerps, Wed Sep 30 02:55:50 2009
• RE: I forgot to add....... - DMong, Wed Sep 30 13:14:14 2009
• RE: I forgot to add....... - Nathan Wells, Wed Sep 30 13:55:10 2009
• RE: I forgot to add....... - DMong, Wed Sep 30 14:58:15 2009
• RE: My Oh Hypo E ! - Tony D, Thu Oct 1 08:31:55 2009
• RE: My Oh Hypo E ! - DMong, Thu Oct 1 11:42:04 2009
• now thats killer...... - JKruse, Wed Sep 30 02:23:57 2009
• RE: now thats killer...... - CSHerps, Wed Sep 30 03:04:34 2009
• Congrats Chris!! - Nathan Wells, Wed Sep 30 12:57:00 2009
• RE: Congrats Chris!! - rtdunham, Wed Sep 30 22:39:56 2009
• RE: Congrats Chris!! - CSHerps, Thu Oct 1 20:07:00 2009