I bred some 50% IJ jags this year and they are getting along nicely
As you can see they are getting to be quite yellow.
Thanks for looking
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pics of some IJ jungle jags I bred
RonW
Jan 09, 2008 06:27 AM
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captnemo
Jan 09, 2008 12:17 PM
I'd have guessed these were the Jungles due to the yellow. Did the same Jag sire both clutches?
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Mike Curtin
RonW
Jan 09, 2008 12:22 PM
Yup, same male fathered both clutches.
Ron
>>I'd have guessed these were the Jungles due to the yellow. Did the same Jag sire both clutches?
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>>"He who would stifle debate rather than engage in it, does so at the expense of his integrity and credibility"
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>>Mike Curtin
captnemo
Jan 09, 2008 11:24 PM
Kinda figured....they've got some cool striping. Most of the Jags I see have the reduced dorsal pattern, but some of yours have that nice clean stripe.....is it fair to assume they get it from "dad"?
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"He who would stifle debate rather than engage in it, does so at the expense of his integrity and credibility"
Mike Curtin
RonW
Jan 10, 2008 02:00 AM
No, he doesn't have a stripe like that. But it is probably in his genes because, as you see, some of his offspring does have a stripe.
>>Kinda figured....they've got some cool striping. Most of the Jags I see have the reduced dorsal pattern, but some of yours have that nice clean stripe.....is it fair to assume they get it from "dad"?
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>>"He who would stifle debate rather than engage in it, does so at the expense of his integrity and credibility"
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>>Mike Curtin
