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Well kinda..

Here is something I find odd. this is from outcrossed lines of the sulfur trait. In actuality they are all outcrossed and watered down anyway becaseu the sulfur trait is not a reccessive trait like albinism.

But here in this clutch of triple hets and I find this odd. Some normals are dark and some are very sulfury looking.

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"You do not breed them, they breed themselves. That sorta takes you out of the picture. All you become is a poop scooper and cage cleaner"
Frank Retes

I saw a small clutch last year where one had that look. If you look at that clutch of Brandon's sulfurs, at least one or two were clearly lighter than the rest.

ya , but this happend last year and on other clcuthes with the sulfur trait. I mean the difference is like night and day. Even in Brandons they all looked more sulfury to me and not this opposite.

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ÌÏËÙÍ ËÁÂE!
"You do not breed them, they breed themselves. That sorta takes you out of the picture. All you become is a poop scooper and cage cleaner"
Frank Retes

...sulfur lineage kings X kings without sulfur lineage?

All of them that I've seen have been sulfur X sulfur.

I've got some sulfur X Steve Osborne lavender eggs cooking right now. I'm curious to see if they display that same sort of variation.

I have another clucth hatching soon. I am curiuos to see what this next clutch will look like.
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ÌÏËÙÍ ËÁÂE!
"You do not breed them, they breed themselves. That sorta takes you out of the picture. All you become is a poop scooper and cage cleaner"
Frank Retes

any chance your lavender is from the extreme orange lines? If so I bet you are going to produce some flamethrowers! That is a great combination.

daveb

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in the light, you will find the road...

I wish! The lavender doesn't have much orange on her at all. I'll probably keep the most orange pair and redistribute the rest.

>>Well kinda..
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>>Here is something I find odd. this is from outcrossed lines of the sulfur trait. In actuality they are all outcrossed and watered down anyway becaseu the sulfur trait is not a reccessive trait like albinism.
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>>But here in this clutch of triple hets and I find this odd. Some normals are dark and some are very sulfury looking.
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Sooooo do you think it is possible that even though a gene that will "wash out" like sulphurs can show up again randomly in the future in the next generations?

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Life moves pretty fast, if you dont stop and look around once and a while,... you could miss it.

No I don't beleive that it will. But this occurance of a blackish sibling hatchling and yellow hatchlings makes me wonder.

But to answer your question. No, they shouldn't.
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ÌÏËÙÍ ËÁÂE!
"You do not breed them, they breed themselves. That sorta takes you out of the picture. All you become is a poop scooper and cage cleaner"
Frank Retes