Scelangner
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First two pictures are the make, last three our female.
What do you think?
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First two pictures are the make, last three our female.
What do you think?
Scelangner
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claudiusx":135xin7h said:
Ok, while lighter, still not a hypo. They would need to be completely clear.
So you have two normal dragons.
So the offspring likely wouldnt have any morphs, unless the parents are het. for a morph. But you wouldnt know that until the babies started to hatch.
Hope that helps
-Brandon
So you have two normal dragons.
So the offspring likely wouldnt have any morphs, unless the parents are het. for a morph. But you wouldnt know that until the babies started to hatch.
Hope that helps
-Brandon
Scelangner
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claudiusx":3fj5secj said:Ok, while lighter, still not a hypo. They would need to be completely clear.
So you have two normal dragons.
So the offspring likely wouldnt have any morphs, unless the parents are het. for a morph. But you wouldnt know that until the babies started to hatch.
Hope that helps
-Brandon
It absolutely does. Thank you so much.
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