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jlassiter
at Wed Sep 24 10:53:45 2008 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by jlassiter ]
>>...If you have F1 snakes that are mixed bloodlines, call them your own.
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>>There are so-called "big names" but the relevancy is tied to their time-investment and therefore untimately their honesty level.
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>>The perception is that they are under more incentive to be honest, as they have more to lose if their good name is tarnished.
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>>If you are honest, if you have cherry picked your breeders and they are a mixture of other bloodlines, then they are your own.
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>>This is an F2 generational "Chris Jones" line. I am honest and therefore I am not having problems selling these
Great point there Chris........It is much easier than calling offspring VR X Applegate X Vermilya........
I agree with you and think as long as honesty remains constant then we will all have 'pure' mexicana......
And....I never had problems selling my animals....I did have problems filling waiting lists though, but I never felt comfortable calling them JLassiter line thayeri...
I think I am beginning to think it is not so bad a thing to do....LOL
Thanks for posting on the subject Chris.
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John Lassiter
"Poor planning and procrastination on your part does not constitute an emergency on my part....."
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RE: What's in a name... - jlassiter, Wed Sep 24 10:53:45 2008