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    Quote Originally Posted by Deborah View Post
    Yes OB act the same as YB, again OB is just a different line of YB just like the Goblin is (Ralph's Line of YB).

    I produced a Black Pastel Orange Belly last year, and shooting for Mystic Orange Belly this season. (I work with OB)

    The only thing that differentiate the OB is that they can potentially produce the Ultra Ivory and Graphite. After talking to Ben a few times he believes that there is another gene attached to the OB and that it could be recessive (explaining why not all OB produce Ultras or Graphites), not sure if his theory has been proved out yet, you would need to contact him to find out more about it.
    Goblins( RDR) and Bling YB ( NERD) are just lines of YB. They don't do anything different than any other YB. Orangebellies have the potential to make something different. Ultras and Graphites, that to me makes them different. Let's use the Ultra as an example. They have a lot if purples and color that fades to the typical Ivory color as they age as stated above. What is going to happen when other genes are in that animal? Will a Pastel Ultra keep it's color better? I think the OB has a lot to be seen yet.

    I don't see how it is possible for the Ultras and Graphites to be a recessive trait. OB x YB can make Graphites, so unless that YB happened to be a (Het.) I just don't see it being plausible. Hopefully someday it will all be sorted out.

    I have been working with OB's for a few years now. I don't have any YB animals to make any comparisons as for dark, light, orange, or yellow, but I can say that the OB morph is variable just like any other morph. I have produced dark ones, bright ones, ones with more orange and ones with more yellow.

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