No Rainer these do the variability thing without morphs or hets and such.....lol

I didn't mean recessive traits. I was speaking of simple recessive pattern traits you could breed in to your stock. That would be considered a "wild" type as well.


You know hybrids behaive very similaraly to the vairable kings. You get something different out of every egg once the second generation is establised.

Anyway, it was just a suggestion to add any abberant Variable kings into your current stock. I bet you won't see abberanies in the first gen but they do show up in the second gen. Sometimes very spectaculary.
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