Show & Tell
Compared to all of the High-white Reverse Okeetees we’ve featured in the past weeks, this one eclipses them all. Note how the first 1/3 of his body does not exhibit the usual yellow or orange”stained” white ground zones between markings, as we see in most High-white Reverse Okeetees? This one ranks among the best ones in the hobby and perhaps the best I’ve ever seen? Reds in Amel corns are difficult enough to render via selective-breeding, but the white ground color is the toughest result of exhaustive selective breeding. .