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RE: Some questions about the Limburg amels and anerys...

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Posted by: SaltonSea at Tue Sep 20 14:06:51 2005  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by SaltonSea ]  
   

You are right, "pure" was a poor choice of words. What I mean is as a line as genetically close to the albino as possible. When given a choice in which Rosy Boas breeders want to use to carry on the line of an albino that was found in Whitewater, I imagine using Rosy Boas from the exact same area was and is pretty obvious. You got an albino from an intergrade zone, nothing you can do about that, might as keep breeding it with other intergrades from the same area. With the popularity and availability of the Limburgs, which appears to be a much more focused strain, I wonder if the Whitewater albinos will eventually fade away.

Thanks for the compliments on my Rosys.


   

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