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Posted by: dynamohum1 at Wed Sep 3 11:42:24 2003 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by dynamohum1 ] This brings up some interesting points, since the colors in the dragons that are desirable are not typically thought of as "natural" then using food to enhance them may be masking the actual genetics. For many tropical fish and some animals you are simply trying to give them a diet that will allow them to express the vivid colors that are present in their natural environment, captive diets can be lacking in the substances that lead to vibrant coloring in the wild. I have seen pictures of dragons in the wild that had some different coloration that could have been due to the local diet. If you used a spirulina to gutload crickets and gained the color enhancing benefits from it then I would say that you should inform a buyer about the special diet neede to attain the colors exhibited in your adults. | ||
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