was told she was a red amel. just wanted to see what others thought. now i know without knowing the parental linage it is practically impossible to tell for sure. and the best way is to test breed but just curious
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what is it?
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Reptileman81
Future professional
Looks like a Sunglow to me. Maybe a hypo Amel.
chris68
Arundel Reptiles
Very pretty amel...not knowing it's parentage makes it hard to further quantify it as a "sunglow" or a "florescent" amel...and hypo is hard to spot in an amel, altho it does reduce the borders around the saddles...definitely NOT the way to guess tho
NOT a hypo amel
again, very pretty amel, nice find :*)
NOT a hypo amel
again, very pretty amel, nice find :*)
Jeff Linkchorst
Snake Rambler
a Sunglow is a Amel with or without Hypo. But it will have no white on it at all.
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