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    Specter/Super Stripe

    Anyone have any background information on the Specter / Super Stripe gene? I am not very familiar w. it and have not seen much written on it. I understand it is co-dom, with the super form being the super stripe? What defines a specter, what are the visual indicators? Thx

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    Re: Specter/Super Stripe

    Its a subtle morph and when combined with a Yellow Belly it creates the Super Stripe so that technically makes it a combo morph not a super
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    Re: Specter/Super Stripe

    It is most likely an allelic mutation to the yellowbelly mutation, similar to all of the different members of the blue-eyed leucistic complex. I do not know if any super spectres have been made yet to prove this though, but this seems to be the most likely case in my opinion.

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