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The black male is the father and the females are the mothers of the babys , see pics below.Any opinion ?
Could be something genetic...

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That bright yellow and they gaining more and more color...
What do you guys think ??

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you would have to save the baby girls and breed them back to daddy...

with a dark male like that........that light girl(mom) is the wrong breeder female......you need to go uglier and darker......

.....go for black......not yellow........
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Very nice animals!! Love for you to keep us up to date as they mature. See what happens to all that color. Thanks for sharing.
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Is that darker male in shed? I have a nice dark one as well and he looks similar to that while in shed.
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The male is freshly sheded in the first pic,
here is one more but a bit older.
I find it very interesting that light females and a dark male like that can bring out such a bright yellow.
What do you think ?

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