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Posted by: exitwounds at Tue Aug 1 01:25:12 2006 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by exitwounds ] first off a super mojave type ball wouldn't be a true lucy so who knows how that one would work out but as lucy type animal means an absence of all pigment. so technically by definition all that can come from lucy projects are more lucy's. the main holding of their market is solely becoming present on the crosses made from the visible hets ie: the het ivory, lesser, mojo, and fire crosses which have really heated up their respective markets this year. all lucy's will hold value over time if anything on the merit of them being recessive which leads to lower production. but as a project run of their own its kind of a dead end street. | ||
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