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Brandimorrow

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Dad is wild, mom is leucistic. Hatched 10/21. I see axanthic, wild, Lucy, and maybe axanthic lucy?
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Are you sure the lucys aren't coppers? From the pictures they look copper, axanthic, copper axanthic, and wilds. I added some pictures of copper and copper axanthic babies that I have raised
 

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