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black on snow

luciano

luciano

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Is it normal to have a bit of black on a snow corn?? Mine has a small black spot on both eyes
Thanks
 
Many Amels, including Snows have small black spots in thier eyes. It is completely normal, although I have no idea what they are. I noticed it when I hatched my very first batch of Amels years ago. It really freaked me out until I asked around and others breeders let me know it was normal. From what I have noticed, these spots are most visable when they are young and tend to fade a bit as they get older.
 
Most of my "albino" type have that black type spot in the eye. That is very normal. I, also, have no idea why.
 
Sorry if I was wrong there, I understood it that the black was over the eyes or something (like scale pigment) so that's why I thought it was abnormal... ...big sorry from me.
 
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