I think you guys are right, thanks for the input. What if someone produced a genetic striped Hognose? They would call it a striped Hognose, because there is really no other way to describe a stripe, right? Well, if someone else produced a completely unrelated striped animal, should he have to come up with another word to describe a stripe? I don't think so. They would simply add their name in front of stripe. Same goes with every other morph out there. If someone caught another axanthic/anerythristc kennerlyi, I wouldn't get upset if that's what they called it. Because that's what it is. We would just want to keep it straight as to which line was which in case they proved to be incompatible.

Jon
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Ultimate Hognose

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• Naming your morphs after common colors. - Jon R, Sat Sep 18 12:53:13 2010
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• RE: Naming your morphs after common colors. - davidALfang2, Sun Sep 19 17:36:39 2010
• RE: Naming your morphs after common colors. - Toaddiggers, Sun Sep 19 21:25:27 2010
• RE: Naming your morphs after common colors. - Rextiles, Sun Sep 19 21:34:09 2010
• RE: Naming your morphs after common colors. - Toaddiggers, Mon Sep 20 07:45:28 2010
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