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artinscales
at Wed Sep 12 22:00:34 2007 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by artinscales ]
Hey Hillbilly, sorry it took so long to reply, was trying to get pictures of my boys. I agree with Kelly, the neck pattern is typical.
The first picture is my male albino laby that I just picked up in Daytona. I know it is hard to tell on him, but he has a very similiar neck stripe.
The second picture is my male leopard burm (green labyrinth). There has been some controversary surrounding him and my female that looks just like him. People have said that they are not homozygous green labyrinth but only het. Either way, we will prove it this year, I am breeding the albino laby male to the female leopard and the male leopard to an albino green female.
This gives you a comparison of a labyrinth pattern verses a green labyrinth pattern.
Take care.
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Randy and Michelle
Art In Scales
(719) 439-4199
info@artinscales.com
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