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A friend of mine had a pair of mexican rosies a while back that gave birth to a couple very bluish young.
Unfortunately the young would not feed, so it's been generally assumed the color was on a defective gene of some sort.
Anyone ever heard of this? He's asked a few breeders but they don't know either.
Here is a pic of the blues and a normal:
You should post this on Localityrosys.com forums and you will get more responses.
Ryan
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your pic looks alot like axantic.
because many rosy's have bluish undercolor, axantic babies seem to be more bluish i guess.
You should continue breeding them, they'd be great additions to rosy world.
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