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Posted by: tspuckler at Fri Oct 9 17:46:04 2009 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by tspuckler ] That female's eyes look almost black in the first pic. At any rate, it's probably a lavender. Which whould indicate that it wasn't an amel-to-amel breeding (at least not of the same strain). I'm not sure if lavender is considered amel or t-positive, or hypo - or if anyone knows for sure. | ||
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