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    What really excites me is that ALL of the hatchlings are dark. As of right now (and as far as I know) there is no true dominant gene. Pinstripe and spider don't have a super form, but they don't produce 100% morphs either. I think people refer to them as an "incomplete dominant". Would be soooooo cool to find a true dominant gene! :-D

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