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really light Amels(sorry no pics)

Dread Pirate Roberts

Dread Pirate Roberts

ACR Breeder#306
I've bred Opals for years, and Amels since the 80's, but this year I bred my amel motley to a Lav. het Opal,and half of the offspring are very light colored amels. Now I know I should have Amels, but should they be so lightly (kind of pastel orange) colored?Is this from the Opal/light lav. influence?
Thanks
 
I guess they could be "snowish'. I never thought of the Lav. gene being a form of anerythrism, or them being het for anery coming into play.I never thought of snow, since the Snow's I'm used to look like Opal's anyhow. I've held a pair back, so it will be a good experiment. Thank's D80, now you made me have to think! :shrugs::crazy02::blowup::roflmao:
 
I've sometimes found a few Amels in my clutches, who seem to develop their colour later and who after a shed or two deepen in colour quite dramatically, compared to the way they look at hatching, maybe this is what you've got :shrugs:

I think I've got "before and after" pics if you want to see :)
 
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