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RE: Tiger retic x green burmese?

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Posted by: Jonasgn at Sat Oct 22 11:58:07 2011  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by Jonasgn ]  
   

Why would it be ugly?
I think bateaters in generel are very pretty, so can´t see why this would be different.
The babies wouldn´t even show any green (recessive) so the babies would be a mix of normal bateaters and tiger bateaters.
Next generation would produce green bateaters, tiger bateaters and supertiger bateaters.

   

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