Quote Originally Posted by SPJ View Post
The one odd thing about this line is that you can visually tell which normals are hets and which ones aren't when they emerge from the egg.
The hets have an axanthic look to them but change to a more normal coloring after their first shed.
Steve,

Asking this purely out of my own curiosity to better understand this variant and my theory behind it. Is this statement an absolute? Have all the "axanthic" looking switchers proven to be hets?

Thanks