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jwoolard
at Mon Sep 17 11:23:29 2012 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by jwoolard ]
This is not Fauna and I have no interest in publicly discussing anything that is not relevant to the project.
I've explained the rationale for my response to your thread and my request for a belly shot shouldn't be all that surprising since it's a VERY important detail of the morph.
Not to mention it's the first image of an offspring from your black head male that I’ve seen from you...email or otherwise. So, I responded to it, like I do with ALL other inquiries I get. But, this type of arguing is not at all productive at all and it's the same reason why I chose not to respond to you offline.
I'm sorry your feel that this was an attempt to discredit you, Reid. Even if I have question about the genetics/markers of animal, whether it's yours, mine or someone else's...that's just not how I roll. I get questions about my orange dream combos all the time and people want to know details - like "How do you know it has yellow belly in it?" If I get my feelings hurt and take offense to their question, then what I have I gained? If I take my time to share what I know about how the yellow belly gene reacts with the orange dream then that approach goes a lot further. I had a similar questions about a black head yellow belly female I made this year that had not started showing a lot of the blushing and color change, so I pointed out the identifiers and everyone was happy. She will make a great breeder for him and will open his projects up to amazing possibilities.
People who choose to invest their money with me know that I am passionate about the projects I work with and I am very open with the knowledge and experiences I have. I don't have all of the answers, but I'm willing to work with people to find them. Most of that quest for information comes from asking the right questions with the right people.
I'm more than willing to start over here, Reid, and find that common ground with you.
Best of luck with your projects.
John
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John Woolard Reptiles
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Not productive - jwoolard, Mon Sep 17 11:23:29 2012