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    Re: Fire, Normal, and Tiger... not so DUW (just 3)

    Quote Originally Posted by Bruce Whitehead View Post
    A tiger can be a combo morph or a stand alone morph. This guy is a stand alone, and they are hypos (reduced). So the banding, reduced pattern, and coloration is genetic.

    When Prescott was hatched he looked like a pastel he was such a bright yellow, then he matured into this rich warm brown.
    So is it a recessive? I have a genetic banded that is either dom or co-dom (unproven beyond 1st generation offspring.) What is the actual difference between Tiger and banded? According to Nerds web site they are listed as different names for the same general morph all under Genetic Banded. It doesn't say anything about Hypos and such.

    Just a little confused about where the hypo figures in!

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