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this is the only egg that hatched from a called Jelly x Jelly ,it appears T-Positive (aka Lav) the Dad also appears Lav and the Mom appeared PB,the PB babies do appear lav when hatched,what do you think?. the original recipe of Jelly was supposed to be T-Neg.(Amel)x PB .I dont know what to call it?

Chris,
Can you clarify your post? I am confused by what you said.
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What type of Fl. King do you think that baby is .It came from jelly to jelly.
Here are the parents

No no no. I know it is a Jelly.

i was referring to was this statement. Which I did not quite understand in the way you phrased it:

the original recipe of Jelly was supposed to be T-Neg.(Amel)x PB .I dont know what to call it?

If your clucth was bigger you (should) have had, T negatives (red eye) albinos, Jellies and Peanut Butters. The Peanut Butters and Jellies might be a little difficult to tell apart until the shed and eat a little to develope pigment.

Is your single Jellys a male. Males are usually lighter than females. Just like peanut butter males are lighter than females.

2nd gen jellies like yours turn out nice to.

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.....looks grape to me...

that is a pretty cool one......!
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JY
Scales-N-Tails
reptiles ltd.

looks grape

,,,,,,,,,,,thomas
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well maybe its a jelly if it looks grape ! ? Go figure .
Still the genetics:
Allelic capability
Simple recessive
Dom /co-Dom
random mutation

Maybe T-Poss. came up random.if it is tposs, who knows please chime in
btw finger nails are looking better LOL thanks for not commenting