Not a good idea. Once they are crossed, the offspring can be very difficult to distinguish from true brongersmai (red bloods), and once sold, you have lost control of their true genetic identity. In my personal opinion, it's never a good idea to genetically "dilute" pure specimens of any species, especially when the accurate identification of the offspring is so difficult.

Kelly

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