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What morph is this? Lots of pics

To me looks like maybe a amel blood. Possibly motley? But like everyone's said test breeding will be the tell all.
 
12600 said:
I don't think the ventral is clean enough to be a motley.
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If by "clean" you mean pure white and no bleeding of color on it, many motleys have color bleeding on their bellies and that is perfectly normal. Perfect example of an extremely "dirty" belly can be seen HERE in my post, second photo. That is a motley, produced by me from known motley/het motley parents and has been proven as a motley numerous times in her offspring.
 
Thank you everyone for all the help! Here are a few more pictures to see if they help. These are about the best eye pictures I could get.
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By the way, any one in the Lancaster/Harrisburg Pa area have a female bloodred or motley they wanna breed in the spring?
 
Thank you all very much for your help! I have one more question. I am planning on getting a female caramel het bloodred, motley, and amel or hypo so when I breed these two the babies should be 50% bloodred or motley and 50%normal, correct? And if he is a motley will the motley babies be the same color as the male or will they be different?
 
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