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AMELANISTIC X BUTTER (?)

Rà1984

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What makes if I crossing a amelanistic with a butter?

1) amelanistic het butter;

or

2) a mix of this two morph.






Thanks.
 
A Butter is Amel + Caramel.

A Butter, crossed with an Amel, would yield 100% Amels het Caramel.

A Butter, crossed with an Amel het Caramel, would yield 50% Butters and 50% Amels het Caramel.

An Amel het Caramel, crossed with an Amel het Caramel, would yield 75% Amels that are 66% poss. het Caramel and 25% Butters.
 
What they could look like

This is an outcrossed butter produced by South Mountain (photo by SM also). For an albino, they are very neat looking. Suprised they aren't a little more popular, but then again, it is only an "amel" right?
 

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I thought the "outcrossed" was a creamsicle x butter hybrid??? I'm confused! lol

Amels het caramel are usually very, very pretty! :D
 
Outcrossed Butters

No, the outcrossed butter in the pic is a butter bred to a "typical" amel. No emoryi blood in it.
 
I think Velvet was making a joke based on the fact that you said "outcrossed". Outcrossed implies that you bred it outside of its species in most cases. This is just simple E g.g. blood using different genes. It would just be called breeding an amel x butter...
 
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