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These three, a Trumbower Axanthic Blonde (aka Silver Blonde), a Trumbower Normally-patterned Axanthic, and a champagne-colored Blonde, all hatched in the same clutch last fall.

Their colors are so striking, I keep them in three adjacent rack drawers so that I can see them all next to each other at feeding/cleaning/watering time.

They're all Het Axanthic and Blonde (if they're not already homozygous for it) and 66% possible Het for Snow Blonde.

It's hard to see the Blonde's colors in these photos, but he has a light peachy/pink hue blended in with his pale yellow.

Thanks for looking!

Dusty Rhoads
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Killer group Dusty. There especially impressive in a group that shows the contrasting colors. Randy

How are your silvers doing (babies and adults)?

DR

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Good thanks. Congrats on your book. I look forward to seeing it. Randy

Beautiful, I have a pare of het axanthics so maybe I will have one of those Beauties one day!

Thank you. Good luck with your hets.

DR
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