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Stripe VS Striped Motley Comparison Pics

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These two siblings from my anery motley het ghost stripe pair show just how difficult it might be to tell the difference between a homozygous stripe and a striped motley. It's easier to see the difference when the two morphs are side by side.
 

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Very good comparison shots, Susan. This is exactly why I'm avoiding mixing the two.

I have a female Butter Stripe group (some expressing the mutation, others hets) and I do not have a male to pair them with. I do have a Butter Motley male, and it was tempting at first to pair him with them. BUT I knew mixing could cause issues, so I prefer to have Amel Stripe h. Caramel by useing an Amel Stripe male instead (at least until I get my male for the group). :)
 
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