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Posted by: celticvamp at Sun May 24 03:50:37 2009 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by celticvamp ] I don't know anything about them. If all of the wild black and whites have some red colors than they aren't anerythristic. If the one you have is anerythristic, which I'm not saying it is, Although the way to prove it is to breed it with a normal and all the offspring will look normal then you breed it with one of the offspring and statistically half of those offspring will appear normal and half will appear Anerythristic. [ Hide Replies ]
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