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I have posted the first two pictures before. But I thought I would show the progression again. I am no good with the use of morph names. What does this appear to be? If this is what you call a hypo, can I selectively breed to reduce the number of spots on the back in subsequent generations?
Picture taken April 5th.
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Picture taken April 16th.
Picture taken May 22nd.
Matt
I have heard people describe similar leos as High Yellow. I have a leo with many more spots then yours and someone described it as having the high yellow coloration.
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-Bryan
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I have a normal patterned female which I have been told would be considered high yellow. The pictures above are much more orange than yellow. But you would still go with "high yellow normal?"
Here is a picture of the older female.
Matt
haha
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