Harlequin or piebald?

[jordan]

Probably while maturing. i don't think its really noticeable in the embryo stage.

 

[joan]

In the egg, you can tell the difference between the white ones and the dark ones. I know melanoids don't become obviously melanoid (at least to me) until the've gotten their legs. But the difference between white, brown, and gold should be obvious in the egg.

 

[michael]

I think piebalds come out of leucistic lines. Leucistics start out with pigment but lose it as they develop. It seems the piebalds lose some of the pigment. I talked to a guy that claimed to have some piebalds out of a leucistic line. They never materialized. I have some blotchy looking melanoids that are related to some of my leucistics. I've got a top secret project working on seeing if I can have some piebalds pop up.

 

[jordan]

ooooh top secret.... you working for the CIA?

Good Luck with the piebald search.

 

[apryl]

Awsome,tell us how that secret project pans out...

 

[jordan]

I don't think he can tell us. He saida its top secret.

 

[apryl]

True,well I didnt mean the details,just if it works.

 

[michael]

I'll take some pictures over the Thanksgiving holiday and show the secret project,