Craig,
You are missing the idea....Why produce more leonis that look like this? There question will still arise if it is hypoerythristic or not...
Leonis phase animals are WAY more variable in pattern and COLOR than MSPs.
I am first going to treat Annie as if she is hypoerythristic.
I am not sure though since she is a leonis and there is no CONSTANT color as there is in a MSP.
So...If I breed her to an MSP I hope I have some MSP offpsring... These neonates will be normal phenotypes and could possibly be 100% heterozygous for the hypoerythristic trait.
When the MSP offspring pair reach adult hood I am going to breed the male to Annie and to his sibling sister....If a pink banded MSP hatches...I think it's proven....If more washed out leonis hatch...It will take another generation or try the following yar at least.....
I am shooting for an MSP because RED is their CONSTANT color....
I think their will be no doubt if a MSP is hypoeythristic or not....
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John Lassiter
Poor planning and procrastination on your part does not constitute an emergency on my part...