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Hi guys!! So I bred my melanoid leucisitic to my wild het for copper. I have lots of beautiful babies of different colors, but I'm curious.... Some of them have the spots kinda like wilds, but no yellowish base. Of course lighting is weird, but I can't tell if I have some Melanoids in here. They don't seem to match the leucys or the wilds. Are Melanoids possible?
Thanks!!
 
That page just makes my brain hurt, lol. Time will tell I suppose.
 
Seems my attachments didn't upload. Here they are again hopefully :D
 

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Oh I love that one. I wish I had more space :p
 
Just wish I knew what it was , lol. I have several. Just can't determine what they are.
 
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