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The "strenth" of genes...

Actually, so far, all of the Lavenders homozygous for 'A' Anerythrism (I'm assuming that's what they are, based on the parentage), that I have held back have turned out rather bland looking. NONE have gotten the orange tinging that I prefer in the Lavenders.
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Awesome. I was hoping you'd say that... I really like the non-colory ones. My adult has no trace of color on him (I wouldn't have bought him otherwise) and it's probably the main reason why I haven't gotten into hypo lavs yet... they seem even more colorful. ;)
 
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