Markers on Het. Lavenders?

[mingu]

Out of the 2 clutches that our Lavender male fathered so far, most of the Het. Lavender normals show extreme markers, even one of them is kind of a ringer. We checked both mothers and neither of them have them so it couldn't have come from them. It's probably nothing but it is something to think about...

[Emilio]

Who did you get your het from? Those look like het pied tracks? Could your het lav also be hetpied?

droid!!!!

[Dave Green]

I've produced quite a few clutches of lavender albinos and I haven't seen consistent markers on the hets.

[mingu]

Who did you get your het from? Those look like het pied tracks? Could your het lav also be hetpied?

droid!!!!

We produced the Hets ourselves. Lavender sire x Het. Lavender and Lavender sire x Spider. Out of the 2 clutches we got 7 normals, 5 of them had markers. Theres still a clutch to go that our Lavender sired so I'll definantly check if the normals in that clutch have them 2. Weird cause none of our adult het. Lavender females have them.

[rabernet]

Justin Kobylka would be one of the guys to ask. He's been working with lavendars for several years and made tons of het lavs.

I'll have to go look at my male I got from him when I get home.

[mingu]

A fellow hobby breeder from around here has a Het. Lavender Female that he got from the same place I got my Lavender male from. She shows the same type of markers as my hatchling hets. She laid 6 eggs this year and hit 2 Lavender albinos. The possible hets he got from the clutch also have the markers.
I asked him if I could get some pics of her so here they are.

[jkobylka]

Of all the het lavs I've made, I've never seen any consistent markers. Those are pretty similar to het pied markers, but I've seen those markers be genetic without even being connected to Pieds.

Hope that helps!

Justin K.

[zach_24_90]

I have a proven het pied male and he has none of that.. But those look like the pied markers to me. Especially those tracks