Harlequin or Piebald

>rita, two of them didn't make it! out of 100 babies! why those! he he, but there is one left and he still has a weird mark in his head, they are about three weeks old so prob still to early to tell. I'll do my best though, don't worry I still have you in mind.
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no worries, I've put you in my messenger so I don't loose the address. take care
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A lot of color variations tend to be weaker than their normal-colored siblings. I had a axanthic offspring that passed at 3 weeks. I was rather disappointed. But it happens. Once they start growing their front legs, their coloration will probably be well seen. Keep us updated.
 
thanks joan! I was wondering when I could tell. will let you know asap
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