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Ok I dont know everything about genetics but.... Its a recessive trait right? so thats why it washes out?
how do we preserve the sulfur trait without it washing out completely over time?
in other words how can WE as breeders keep the sulfur trait alive?
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Life moves pretty fast, if you dont stop and look around once and a while,... you could miss it.

The sulfur trait is not a recessive trait.
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ÌÏËÙÍ ËÁÂE!
"You do not breed them, they breed themselves. That sorta takes you out of the picture. All you become is a poop scooper and cage cleaner"
Frank Retes

While I'm going to breed my sulfurs to other stuff, for fun, my main project is to produce a lot of them and maintain them as a locality specific (Hillsborough County, FL) project.

I spent 4 years regularly hunting Hillsborough County for kings, and only came up with 2. Neither of these were exceptional for Florida kings. I still have one I caught last year, and I'm planning to her breed into my sulfurs next year. I've got an F1 from the same spot as my wild-caught female I may be able to breed next year, too. This is the same spot that Andy Barr's founder dream king animals came from. Even though mine aren't spectacular, they may have the genetic potential to produce high yellow kings.

here's one of the last kings I ever caught there:

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Lindsay Pike
Urotopia Uromastyx

Good call
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