I was going to say they could have spotted or stimpson's in them but their small size doesn't seem to support that. Most of the large children's I see that are colored like that are typically hybrids. I think you might have pure ones that just have unusually good contrast. Again, very nice.
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• Difference Childrens and Spotteds. Who has pics? - Marcel Poots, Sat Oct 2 12:42:28 2004
• here's a gravid spotted - Joe R., Sat Oct 2 15:24:26 2004
• RE: here's a gravid spotted - Marcel Poots, Sat Oct 2 15:52:59 2004
• RE: Difference Childrens and Spotteds. Who has pics? - Dewback, Sat Oct 2 21:59:49 2004
• RE: Difference Childrens and Spotteds. Who has pics? - Marcel Poots, Sun Oct 3 04:27:27 2004
• My new female... - Dewback, Tue Oct 5 16:26:05 2004
• RE: Difference Childrens and Spotteds. Who has pics? - Sonya, Sun Oct 3 07:49:32 2004
• that's a nice one - Dewback, Sun Oct 3 10:19:13 2004
• RE: that's a nice one - Sonya, Mon Oct 4 13:37:02 2004
• RE: that's a nice one - Dewback, Mon Oct 4 18:53:22 2004