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I hope i worded that ? right

There are plenty of people that think there are markers but ALMOST nobody is talking about it.

Wouldnt that be great!

I think there is. But not as obvious as het pied markers. Alot of my Albino hets look simiar, also het clowns seem to have a hue to them, at least mine do. Also i think that het lav and carm have a weird pattern to them, just my opinion though. The more you look at them the more you can see it. I could pick my hets out of a 100 normals, but then again i know what they are lol..
Only time will tell i have alot of dinking projects to test a few things like that ..
Take care
Kim and Matt
NARC Reptiles.

My het clown is awsome. I would almost say its a bad pastel. I have a friend who has some 66poss het lav albinos and both of them are awsome. If I saw them in with 1000 normals, I would still pick them out. I dont really think my albino hets look any diff from a norm. Besides the het pied markers on my het pieds they are very normal as well.

I have 2 possible het lavenders, and they both look pretty normal to me. They do both have nice flames on the sides but alot of normals have that also. I am buying a pair of 100% hets from The Snake Keeper tommorrow so I will compare those. Ralph Davis has a lot of clutches of possibles on his site and they all look pretty normal to me. Also SK has a pic of a 100% het male on thier site for sale, and I can't see anything too different about him (It is a few pages back in thier available animals section).
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1.2 Het Pied
0.4 Normals
0.1 66% Het lav albino
0.1 50% Het lav albino
0.0.3 1999 Hatchling Galapagos Torts

I have a male DBL het Lav Alb X Carm alb and a few fem 100%lavs. All from RDR. I can see something very "odd" in them. Thats all I was saying. Maybe not everyones animal will look the same way, just like some het pieds dont have markers..
Good luck with yours.. Lav is a great trait.
Kim

I agree my het orange ghost has a washed out orange to him too. Easy to tell him from a normal.
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Nita Hamilton
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