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Re: Leucistic Bulls ... do they exist


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Posted by gballam on March 19, 2003 at 11:39:08:

In Reply to: Leucistic Bulls ... do they exist posted by tmichael on March 19, 2003 at 09:21:26:

This pure sayi is homozygous for at least 4 established recessive traits. I call it leucistic although most have a sprinkling of small (pinhead size) black spots on the anterior third of the body. The snake is solid chalk white with absolutely no pattern. The eyes are jet black.

Gary

:Do leucistic bulls exist? If so are they crossed out to the
:TX rat or are they pure? Thanks, Mike





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