I'm just wondering about aberrant patterns in boas, i've read that it's often from temp fluctuation in incubation. Do aberrant patterns ever pass on in offspring?
I bought a pair of 09 aberrant salmons and informed they could pass on the patterns though its unpredictable. They share the same aberrant super salmon father who came from Rich Ihle and produced various degrees of aberrant offspring in each litter.
I've also read that its more common to see aberrant patterns in salmons, though it seems reduction in pattern is more common. Either way i'm still more then happy with them. Just curious about learning more on the subject.
These are some photos when I first got them.
Female: Aberrant Salmon


Male: Abberant Salmon poss super, 50% het anery


A better shot of the eyes.
I bought a pair of 09 aberrant salmons and informed they could pass on the patterns though its unpredictable. They share the same aberrant super salmon father who came from Rich Ihle and produced various degrees of aberrant offspring in each litter.
I've also read that its more common to see aberrant patterns in salmons, though it seems reduction in pattern is more common. Either way i'm still more then happy with them. Just curious about learning more on the subject.
These are some photos when I first got them.
Female: Aberrant Salmon


Male: Abberant Salmon poss super, 50% het anery


A better shot of the eyes.

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