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Oh well, don't worry about him, I've checked on and found Felix safe and sound in the backyard.
Talk of a clear and big ovulation instead, and it looks as she released only her left ovary! she's not the cleanest salmon out there, but was the proud mother of my '04 "reduced" sunglows litter. Same stud used this season.
Let's just hope for a nice and healthy litter again.
Now, for the four month wait................

Thanks for looking, Clay

www.clayvaleri.com

Oh man,that is one sweet sunglow litter.
Lets hope you get some more.

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Hi Clay, are the sharps on your website,
those you bought from us cb02 ?
They look amazing.

Greetings from Germany...

SIEGI
home of the squaretails !!

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www.albinoboas.com

Hi Siegi, How's it going, guys?!... You are rocking with those Squaretails, isn'it?!
Well, the most of my Sharp's are from Ihle . And I'm loving them all! Working hard to produce something out with both Salmon and Orange-Tails. Everyone's need a Sharp Sunglow or two!! Boys, those are so great....
The group I got from you, was of 66ers only, and I've been so lazy to give them a shot this winter only. Let's see how lucky I could be...

sharp:

Orange-Tail H. vs Sharp

See you soon, Clay.

www.clayvaleri.com

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thanks, yes everything well.
We are on the way to breed sharp dh sunglows.
The first step to get those amazing sharp sunglows.
Wish you all the best for your breeding season.
Are you still living in bella italia ?
Thought you said you want to move to the states.

See you in Longarone or Hamm sometime...

SIEGI

home of the squaretails !!

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Clay where did that female come from? What male did you use and where did he come from?

Reason I ask is because I had some breedings this past year that resulted in many babies looking similar or the same as many of yours.... interesting, and I haven't seen others quite like them.

Here are some older pics of some of the stills from the first litter the male DH Sunglow produced. i am certain it is coming from him... the two breedings shared the same male, and two, common, unrelated females, and the results were very similar.

Hope to hear back from you.. thanks much, Joe

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Thanks and take care - Joe Rollo
'Tis not the stongest of the species that will eventually survive, nor the most intelligent, but the one most responsive to change' Charles Darwin