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I breed an unproven YB male to a normal female. The clutch was also sired by a Spider. The clutch was 8 good eggs that all hatched. There was .1 Spider, 3. normals, .3 females and this male that all have similar traits. I don't think he's a YB, but what do you think. The last pics are of the dads belly and dad breeding. Thanks Jeff
He and they look like yb's to me.
....YB...I would sure as hell like to see what the super is on that...it sure looks genetic...its almost a real messy version of a YB...good luck on supers.
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Michael Enriquez
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cool--glad this worked out for you!!--with all the hets and stuff that are not proving out for people this year, it is nice to see the opposite happen.
I would say those babies are definately yb's althought not fantastic lookers. I just produced ivorys from another female that I produced that looked alot less like yb's than the animal you pictured on this post.
Most definitely a YB. I proved a female out last season that looks a whole lot less of a YB that your pics.
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....I would rather have a Bottle in front of me.....than a Frontal Lobotomy....
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I really appreciate it. I will breed him again this upcoming season to a 100% no doubt YB female and see what happens.
Jeff
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BT
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