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Emerine Genetics

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So I've read a lot on emerines as well as asking around and I'm getting different stories on emerines. Some people say they are recessive and some are saying its a line bred trait. Does anyone know for sure how their genetics work and whats supposed to happen? Do they keep their green as they age does it get brighter. I own one that is an adult and is lime green and yellow banded plus two more are coming in but I'd like to know what makes them tick so I can plan what projects I want to do with them next year. Any help is appreciated.
 
I've crossed the Emerine line into both Bells and Rainwaters. Here's some of my Emerine Bell babies.
 

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And here are some Emerine Rainwaters/Typhoons
 

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Here is my best non Albino Emerine I produced so far this season.
 

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Kelli those are absolutely STUNNING!! Is it the emerine that turns lavender when its changed to the albino form? The Bell Emerines are on fire!!
 
dustinNMpythons said:
Kelli those are absolutely STUNNING!! Is it the emerine that turns lavender when its changed to the albino form? The Bell Emerines are on fire!!
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Yes, on a Bell Albino the "green" color of an Emerine is expressed as Lavender. Thanks for the kind words on the geckos. I wanted you to see the potential of the Emerine line.
 
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