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I bred a Isis male snow with a unknown origin (bought at New Orleans show 2 years ago) orange phase (?) lavender. I should have hatched normal looking double hets, right? Well this is what I got. They're fresh out of egg last night. Mother of this clutch pictured in next thread.
Thanks,
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MOM
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A snow is a visual double homozygot of lavender albino X axanthic. Your lavender is probably not het for axanthic/anery so you got all lavenders. But they are all het for snow.
If you breed a female from this clucth back to the snow father you will get 50% snows and 50% lavs.
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"Yeah ya told me, and ya wrote it down too. But how the hell am I supposed to remember!"
They're beautiful. I'd love to see a close up of them if possible. I just love lavenders. 
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Holly
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