> I disagree with the judgement that its a hybrid.... Its a little light in
> colour, but that can be typical for female rosies. The only really
> strange thing about it is just how rotund it is... Most likely, its some
> sort of aberant form, possibly even having the balloon gene. I'm not sure
> that its quite as ballooned as the picture makes it appear, and only the
> one who took it can say for sure. :)
>
> Joshua.
Could it be egg bound or just fat, pardon me, full figured (also a curse of
pet animals) ?
All the best,
Scott
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