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Posted by: DMong at Mon Aug 22 16:21:09 2011   [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by DMong ]  
   

..exactly, I was just going to say something similar in your post above. Sure, by phenotype ALONE in a black and white form of Cal. king, it wouldn't be a big deal per se, but they could make many other combinations of new phenotypes in the Cal. king arena.

It's sort of like a hybino Honduran(amel x hypo). The animal itself looks no different than an everyday normal amel, but it is really about what combinations of morphs that particular combo can PRODUCE that makes it far better to have, not what the hybino looks like phenotypically to the eye..


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