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FR
at Tue Jun 25 09:13:14 2013 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by FR ]
The characteristics that concerns me are, the blotches bleed, which is not normal for a wild phenotype. And is normal for condas. Also the blotch spacing is "odd" which is also a trait of condas. My bet is, that neck spacing may have been the genesis of the original conda line breeding.
Its fairly easy to see, that female is not normal. The question is, was "conda" part of its captive genetic hybridization(use Troys definition here).
A belly pic would help, or not. Again, as mentioned.
What is apparent is, if I found that female crossing the road, I would say, hmmmmmmmmmm that's weird. Cheers
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