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frogman

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Hey, this guy was sold to me as a 99% sure male, but I can't really tell. He is 8 inches and has black toes. So what do you guys think? ImageUploadedByTapatalk1362362290.638270.jpg
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At this stage I'd say she isn't showing too many signs of being male ;)

lol - it might just take a little more time - but I'm reckoning that guy was lucky he said 99% & not 100%

Hope it turns out male :D lol



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My only other male is a gfp melanoid. When I bred him with a gold albino I got 25% gold 25% wild type, 25% gfp gold, 25% gfp wild type. If i breed him with her, what colors will I get?
 
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frogman said:
My only other male is a gfp melanoid. When I bred him with a gold albino I got 25% gold 25% wild type, 25% gfp gold, 25% gfp wild type. If i breed him with her, what colors will I get?
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Depends on what she is recessive for, but you won't know that until you breed them together.
 
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New angles from under neath
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And yes, she/he was pooping, not rotting


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