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Of 2003,male F1 Harlequin.(from Ihle co-dom. X Harlequin.)

COLOR! THOSE ARE DEFINITELY SOMETHING TO BE PROUD OF!!!!!!!

Congrats on your new additions also! I'm still trying to scoop up my tongue,and,lower jaw from my desk! how about a peek at the Brazi's?(*gratuitous begging*)

BUT I CAN'T UPLOAD PICS AT THIS TIME. I HAVE BEEN WITHOUT THE ABILITY TO UPLOAD PICS TO THE INTERNET FOR A FEW WEEKS NOW! WE ORDERED A NEW COMPUTER AND I'M IN THE PROCESS OF GETTING A WEBSITE BUILT. IT SHOULD BE HERE NEXT WEEK, SO THINGS WILL BE DIFFERENT SOON. I CAN STILL E-MAIL PICS, SO PLEASE CHECK YOUR MAIL.

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'Tis not the stongest of the species that will eventually survive, nor the most intelligent, but the one most responsive to change' Charles Darwin
Thanks and take care - Joe Rollo

Is that a nice "normal"
or is that a "low" grade harlequin.

Or will you not find out until you breed her?
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RitchieReptiles

"Lesser expressive" F1 Harlequin,(so,you could call it a "low grade Harlequin" ),when bred,with a non-gene carrying counterpart,I believe roughly half of the resulting offspring will exhibit some degree of this trait,based on what we've seen from limited breeding.the project is still in the early stages.so far,there has only been one breeding involving two gene carrying adults,so I still have several unanswered questions,but,it's safe to say he's not a "normal".

Is that a nice "normal"
or is that a "low" grade harlequin.

Or will you not find out until you breed her?
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RitchieReptiles