>>i saw these for the first time this year a friend of mine has a large group of them and had real spotty info about them i will check with him about it. i dont think they are lavenders i have always called the amel specks lav.albino because the white is usally lav. as a baby but lavender does suit these as they are really purpley, my buddy has adults and babies and his adults didnt/havnt speckled out that much either,though some had the screamin yellow and some were more cream if i remember correctly he said they came from n.tx/ok area but i will check with him and see exactly what info he has. they are really cool very much like the blueeyed blonde mutation... do you know where yours come from?



I was told years back that the lavender strain was found in the wild in Louisiana....

I am one to think that the lavender is just an degree of hypomelanism....

I know whos bloodline my lavender is from but not it's locale unless I could ask Lloyd Lemke where the founding stock was captured.....
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