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    Re: Caramel Pastel Mystery

    Quote Originally Posted by RebelYell83 View Post
    only issue with that would be,the pastel gene,would have to show up in the caramel produced from the het to het,also impossible,we KNOW it is a caramel dad and het girl,the caramel doesnt appear to be a pastel caramel,and it neight parent was direct pastel het caramel,then it is impossible,
    Not impossible, improbable. How do you think morphs come in to being in the first place? Morphs are nothing more than genetic "mishaps" that randomly occur. I personally think the prospect of a spontaneous mutation occurring in a captive bred environment is extremely exciting, especially if it's a co-dom animal.

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