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yes you are right Vic, the typical black mottled brown color Manouria Emys phayrei, I also reproduces the Manouria Emys Emys and babies are very light gray

- Here the two babies to weird plastron - a picture to compare with a standard baby - a picture of the male adult - a picture of the female adult

Hello Vic Thanks for the messages I recorded for Facebook;) Very soon a picture of the pectoral Manouria babies

http://www.chelonia.org/articles/diffmanouria.htm Pictured same animal as described phayrei

the issue is complicated ! what do you think @emysbreeder ?

Thank you for message No the female has not experienced MEE

3 to 40

Thank you for your messages very very interesting I am very interested, will you know a genetic laboratory for genetic identification;) I agree with you, for me it seems MEP, but you never know?

nice !!

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hi So here, there are 40 babies and only 2 that have the plastron Dad;)

Thank you for your response tortadise I have 35 baby and there just 5 identical to dad I'll take pictures of babies in a few days, when the bag is vitelin absorbed. what do you think? but they all have the particularity of babies MEP, stained dark brown. and not gray as MEE

http://www.tortoiseforum.org/threads/babies-phayrei.108916/ Hello emys breeder, can you give your opinion on post it please? thank you in advance

Thank you for your post yvonne I had supplementary information on the origin of animals, it is MEP from Switzerland NC, MEP from parent. It seems that a breeder emys identify the male as MEP, as he has all the feature, the color, the shape of the shell and the shape of the head and a massive...