from the two albinos that produced some hets. I put the pics on a separate page of mine so they wouldn't be resized by KS. I got a different pic of the parents so you can see them better(bottom of page). One of the amels looks quite different from the others, although I think it's the last one that hasn't shed(probably will tomorrow). It's hard to tell in the group pic, but the pic with the two in my hand, you can tell the difference(the top one is the one that's different from the rest).
Pictures are here...
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Jason, here are the amel Sonorans...
ShaunRoberson
Sep 02, 2006 09:44 PM
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jason nelson
Sep 02, 2006 11:40 PM
HI Shaun
A very nice batch of Sonorans. The hets are pretty nice. I dont know what to say but I think the are the oringal line of amels jugding from blotching and coloring.
Great looking animals Shaun
Jason
ShaunRoberson
Sep 03, 2006 10:52 AM
like the male(the paler of the 2 parents), right? It seems that the hypo runs in the other strain with the more clear cut markings(like the female).
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