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RE: T- Central American or the nearest

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Posted by: johnberry at Sun Oct 1 13:37:59 2006   [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by johnberry ]  
   

Thaks for that news ... I had heard rumors that there was a true CA Bci Albino (T-) around at some stage ... it doesn't surprise me, the genes are out there and it will only be a matter of time before someone gets lucky and produces one ... if you come across any more info, please let me know ... or if anyone reading this knows any more or where the parent stock went ... please email me.

In the meanwhile, I'll just have to keep going with CA/ Colombian BCI intergrade project .... already, at 50% this male looks VERY Central American and is much smaller than an equivalent age Colombian Albino.

cheers, John
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