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Another way I look at it is...

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Posted by: bcijoe at Tue Jan 10 13:55:04 2006   [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by bcijoe ]  
   

In the next 3 years, I could POTENTIALLY breed the male sharp sunglow to up to 9 females!
again, potentially, meaning, if he does breed next year, and if he breeds 3 females a year.
It is a possibility, although not a great one... BUT

In the next 3 years, I could potentially breed the female salmon jungle with only one male, perhaps two.

Hmmmmmmm

Thanks for your comments -Joe











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