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First let me say that these are not the typical yellow coloration that I see in a bunch of my litters. I have been breeding KSB's for many years and have NEVER seen this coloration. I call them "blondes" but we will see what they morph into with time. I had several of them in a recent clutch and right away I knew they were different. I waited until their first shed to really see and this is what they look like now.
So what's everybody think?
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Mike C
MClark202@insightbb.com
Interesting. Not anery in the typical sense, but definitely reduced red pigment.
The best thing to do is send me a few so I can do an evaluation..lol.
I produced some in 2007 that seem similar. I could post pics for comparison if I can figure out how to add a pic to my message. I called them hypoerythristics. "Blonde" is much easier to say lol. It's a nice, unique coloration. I had one that was so light I thought for sure it was an anery when it was born. I eventually sold all of them so they are probably out there.
I have been working with animal this color for five or six years and have also called them blonde, so far they appear to be a polymorphic trait. I bred blonde to blond las year and had a mix of babies, although some are really white. Very nice animals in my opinion.
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Steve Perry
North Idaho.
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