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...het for Sunspot additions.
 

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Are you sure it isn't a Cube? While the lighter background color is intriguing for an Amel with a pattern variation, I'd be suspicious it being sold as recessive if it's unknown.

Beautiful Stripes, btw. ;)
 
DAND said:
They don't seem like any of the cubes I've seen or produced before. Though I'm not saying there isn't the possibility they aren't.
It looks a lot like a hurricane motley.
 

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Please refrain from pulling photos off of my website without my permission.

Though I must applaud you for identifying her as a Hurricane because I do not have her labeled as such. ;)
 
Ok, I see where you're coming from now. :) However, what I'm seeing is the spots ARE the saddles (only modified a bit to be more rounded). The reason why I'm seeing that is if you follow the pattern from the head down, it shows the spots are where the saddles would be.
 
TripleMoonsExotic said:
Please refrain from pulling photos off of my website without my permission.
My apologies. I used the photo to illustrate a point, not for monetary gain, but will seek permission in the future. I had the photo on my harddrive, but without a source attribute.
 
jaxom1957 said:
My apologies. I used the photo to illustrate a point, not for monetary gain, but will seek permission in the future. I had the photo on my harddrive, but without a source attribute.

No hard feelings. It was just a warning for future reference. I was flattered that you pulled her for a comparison (I myself am pleased with her contrast).
 
TripleMoonsExotic said:
Ok, I see where you're coming from now. :) However, what I'm seeing is the spots ARE the saddles (only modified a bit to be more rounded). The reason why I'm seeing that is if you follow the pattern from the head down, it shows the spots are where the saddles would be.

I see where you are coming from too. :)
 
From what i know about the sunspots, they appeared from a vanishing stripe line by Jeff Richer (halloffamereptiles) but i've never heard if they have been proven. I have one which i believed to be a cubed but have been informed by other breeders that in their opinion it is a sunspot. I'm hoping to test him out next year on a stripe & on a cubed in 08... :)
 

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