Good topic,it seams to me that some breeders are so hooked on trying to make a simple line trait sound like a big new thing, Reds and greens have been produced for years ,some better then others,but the simple fact is that all these colors have been produce at one time or another through line breeding. I have a reds from every breeder out there and if you put them all in one tub it's hard to tell them apart,and I mean every breeder.

JMO
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