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Posted by: Jeff Schofield at Fri Jan 30 10:49:25 2004 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by Jeff Schofield ] As a NA milksnake breeder for 15 years I am more than a little familiar with the concept of locality breeding.To be a TRUE locality breeder you must CONTINUALLY add to the bloodline from known outside sources.I have found that even the most staunch locale breeders often just buy from other breeders with the same locale to outcross instead of adding wc animals. I think this is a problem for a couple reasons...the first is that it over-represents that phenotype in captivity(like "pure"glades)and the second is that keeping the "pure" flow of blood(as well as aknowledging the NEED for new wc specimens)which is the reason most locale-breed to begin with! | ||
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