Question: Pinky and the brain wild type coloration?

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Hello everyone here's my buddies I was told wild coloration is this correct?
 

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I would say GFP wildtype since they have the green in their eyes.
 
Ok awesome thank you for the response that's what I was told they are just wanted a second opinion
 
Love the names! :D I used to watch that show all the time as a kid.
 
Lol thanks yup one's a little grumpy and the other is insane plus they seem to be used in lab's almost as much as mice first thing I thought of when I met them
 
cool names :) I like it
 
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