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I haven't seen much of either of these 2 morphs for a while, either in the forums or classifieds. Anyone still working with the crazy patterned stuff?

There still around. Did you see that killer wild caught Doug posted?
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Not the most extreme example, but here's the best I have:

I have eggs cooking from him and this female that I hope will produce some aberrant kids:

I think some of the problem is that traditional Zig-Zags and Aztecs are not able to be produced in a predictable way (they're not simple recessive genetic traits).

Tim

Third Eye

correct...but if you get the right pair...you will get the best odds and the best aztecs....like 80% GOOD patterned aztecs from a single litter....as compared to other pairs that throw 2 from the whole batch.....

and they don't always have to be the best aztecs to throw the best .....

keep pairing ...till you find it....

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"and they don't always have to be the best aztecs to throw the best"

That's really what it comes down too. I have a couple VERY wacky aberrant Hondos that came from several very consistent aberrant clutches. Both the parent's however were very normal patterned.

~Doug
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Seems to come from lavender line! Right, Jeff

I just hatched a clutch that was 90% Aztec or Zig-Zag and most of them are 75% or more abberant. I'll be posting them in the classifieds soon.

Thanks

Ryan Beatty