I realy hate to ask, as I should know, but hay I don't so I'll ask.
What is a leopard burm ? I have always thought it was a homozygous lab, homozygous green, is that right?
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leopard burm
BigHaze
Sep 25, 2005 06:27 PM
Replies (3)
toddbecker
Sep 26, 2005 01:26 PM
yes a leopard is a double recessive gene combination of the green and labyrinth. todd
BigHaze
Sep 26, 2005 03:48 PM
Thanks.
I saw one for sale on another site, and when I saw the price I thought may-be it was something else.
Anyway, Thanks.
BenR79
Sep 27, 2005 11:45 AM
There is a lot of debate about what leopard burms actually are. Some people in the classifieds have been claiming they are green/labs, but I see very little to no green influence in the ones posted. The heads and color look completely normal, and the pattern only differers with the spots being reduced. I don't seem much of what I would call labyrinth influence either So, I my self am very skeptical of that claim. There are a few more 100% het green/labs out there now so hopefully this will be proven out one way or another in the next couple years.
