What you see in the hobby today is mixed bag of all sorts, much of which no one can give any background on whether it be origin or even what has been bred to what. It is the main reason I stay away from pretty much anything out there sold as "goini". I prefer to stick with knowing that if I find one, it's the real deal. Then again, I don't keep anything as the real pleasure is being out in the field and finding them.

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