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I may have asked this before, but I can not find it.
How does lavender work? I have a lavender brooksi and a lavender cal king that I got at a reptile show on the 8th. I have heard with leopard geckos that lavenders are albinos that were incubated at a weird temp, or some such thing. Are lavender kings regular albinos that were incubated at an odd temp? Or is it genetic?
thanks
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the Lavender mutation in cali kings and Fl. kings are 100% genetic... however those two lavender strains are not allelic (meaning they are not compatible) ... so if u bred the two lavenders you'll end up with all normals that are 100% hets for both lavender strains)

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Lavender kings are T Positive, Tyrosinase Positive. If you do a search via Google you can find all the details.