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  1. 06-20-2010, 08:20 PM #1
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    Help me identify this?

    Im new to BPs and learning the morphs. I can get this at a local animal rescue. Is this just a normal BP or is it something morphed? For some reason it just doesnt look like a normal pattern to me.

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  2. 06-20-2010, 08:31 PM #2
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    Re: Help me identify this?

    Hi,

    Looks like a nice normal to me - but normals need love too.


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    Re: Help me identify this?

    I would say it is a normal, their patterns do very a lot. Normals are always nice too though, they never look the same.
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    Re: Help me identify this?

    Definitely a normal. They come in all shades of color and varying patterns!
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    Re: Help me identify this?

    Normals are very underrated. One of my future plans involves line-breeding normals for specific characteristics.
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    Thanks everyone.
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