pch101
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Yes, of course I realize it is a simple Genetic recessive trait. I was just never interested in crossing the different phases. It is quite apparent to me that they are not leucistic. All you have to do is look at a pic of these babies. These babies were the resulting offspring of a from a breeding two silver Tanimbars together. We did this numerous times, and you get babies that look like this:
http://bluetongueskinks.net/forum/a...php?pic_id=1199
These animals just fade as they mature. I will say that I have seen enough of silver phase Tanimbars that have been exported out of Indonesia to lead me to believe that it is not a simple genetic recessive trait that is at play here. That is just my opinion. However, I feel quite safe in saying they are not leucistic.
http://bluetongueskinks.net/forum/a...php?pic_id=1199
These animals just fade as they mature. I will say that I have seen enough of silver phase Tanimbars that have been exported out of Indonesia to lead me to believe that it is not a simple genetic recessive trait that is at play here. That is just my opinion. However, I feel quite safe in saying they are not leucistic.