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Ghost Motley - Diffused??

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mikehayn

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comments on this little girl please...I bred her from a ghost motley/stripe & ghost motley. As soon as she came out I could see she was very different from her siblings and I decided very quickly to hold her back. She has heavy diffusion on her sides and her belly doesn't seem to be typically white. I don't really have any breeding plans for her either...the only thing I can think of doing is putting her back with her father (obviously when she is older). But what about pairing her with a Bloodred male??? Suggestions...
 

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She is gorgeous Mike!!!!

She certainly had a "diffused" look about her doesn't she? lol Very pretty little ghost!!!

I think you should scrap all your plans with her and send her to me! lol ;)
 
Many motleys are missing the pattern down the sides, or in her case have a "vanishing stripe". My lavender motley has the same thing going on.

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The thing that gets me going hmmm is the belly... there looks to be two perfect lines of seperated checks.... If there is no diffused gene in mum or dad then its impossible for her to be homo or het for it.
 
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