Ten years ago I had an adult male bloodred. He bred several females and each and every one of them had infertile eggs. A couple years later that male died at 5 years of age. The females that he bred were later bred by non-bloodred males in future years and produced many fertile offspring.

Three years ago I took a female bloodred on a breeding loan. It laid eggs (which were mostly fertile) and then promptly died.

It is well documented that historically bloodreds are weak and I think that it is fair to mention this in posts.

This year I hope to breed Love line bloodreds and am interested to see what the outcome is.

Tim

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