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Is this a recessive morph?

I've not bred them,but this seems to be the consensus from those that have..."simple recessive". Also refered to as "golden hypo" since the original "Stillwater" label refered to a specific locality rather than the mutation itself, which is now being bred with generic,or non- locality specific animals.
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Captive born excellence through applied genetic theory...and,astute observations based on a keen sense of the sometimes painfully obvious

The hypo gene may be recessive, but it is a locality morph.

My favorite bull morph actually.
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I'd have to agree,it's quickly becoming my favorite as well! (fantastic pictures of a gorgeous example btw.)
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Captive born excellence through applied genetic theory...and,astute observations based on a keen sense of the sometimes painfully obvious

I have wondered - If the first Stillwater Hypo was found at a rattlesnake round up. How can it be considered "locality"? Did John determine that the animal was captured in the Stillwater area?

Thank you sir, and they are the real deal.
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Oh my!!! Simply stunning Billy.

Joe

Thank you Joe!!
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