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Isak

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This little fellow came out of my Butter X Amel clutch in august 2003. From what I know the Butter female and my amel male does not have any okeete or reverse okeete genes. They are not related to each other, and to get a reverse okeete you would need 2 animals that were het for okeete right?
This one looks like a reverse okeete to me, a Amel. Het butter reverse okeete ...he's got fantastic colors! Hope the photo shows it.

Tell me what you think!
 

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There isn't an actual "Okeetee" or "Reverse Okeetee" gene. These morphs are based on a particular look and are not necessarily passed down from the parents. With that said you have a nice Amel, het Butter. The white saddle rings are very nice and could meet the definition of a Reversee Okeetee
 
hmm

I thought that reverse okeete was a selective bred amel. okeete..is that wrong? I mean the reverse okeete clearly shows the Okeete effect after all.
 
bmm...

I could be wrong, but I think the reverse Okeetee got its name simply because it looked like a reverse Okeetee. It's my understanding that they don't necessarily come from Okeetee lines.
 
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