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I agree-and a nice one n/p

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Posted by woodheadd on May 12, 2003 at 06:32:32:

In Reply to: Definatly looks like a normal Amel to me. n/p posted by Kestrel on May 12, 2003 at 04:18:56:

::Here's a pic of the female that's responsible for my newfound addiction to breeding/owning corns. She bred and laid 8 fertile eggs last spring with a 100% hatch rate. She bred to my male snow and produced 5 amels and 3 snows, indicating she is het anery herself.
::Question . . . She was purchased (for $30 believe it or not!!) as a creamsicle from a private individual, but I question wether she is or not simply due to coloration. She looks more like an amel okeetee or possibly fluorescent. Is there any way to tell for sure from appearance?? I will post a belly shot next.

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