The Pinstripe is a Co-Dominate pattern and color mutation originated and proven genetic by Brian Barcyzk. I was fortunate to negotiate with Brian to get one of these guys in Daytona this year.
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My new Pinstripe....Dial Up Warning
MikeWilbanks
Sep 04, 2003 09:06 PM
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Josh06
Sep 04, 2003 09:11 PM
Awesome animal!! Is that the one in the Daytona pics below by Tropical Vision that had a price tag for $30,000 on it?? Nice bp regardless...
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Vtherpster
Sep 04, 2003 09:18 PM
np
RandyRemington
Sep 04, 2003 10:14 PM
Very nice!
Is it male of female?
Thanks for sharing. For some reason this is a morph that isn't well known in the general public, or at least I don't know much about it anyway. Have homozygous ones been produced and proven yet?
Best of luck with him/her.
Exotics by Nature
Sep 04, 2003 10:31 PM
Those Pins are absolutely stunning! A definite must have for a great collection!
Good buy for a great animal from GREAT PEOPLE!! Good luck with it...
Looks like it is being fed WELL 
LATER!
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Markus Jayne
Sep 05, 2003 06:49 AM
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Scott Wright
Sep 09, 2003 12:42 AM
There is no such thing as a dominate or co-dominate animal. How so many big breeders can get something so simple wrong is beyond me. There is enough intentional misinformation in this field; we need to eliminate the honest mistakes like this one. Can we please get a simple name right?
MikeWilbanks
Sep 09, 2003 09:26 AM
There are plenty of thing in this field to get upset about. A simple typo should not be one of them. I am not sure that I spelled typo right, so please forgive this error in advance.
>>There is no such thing as a dominate or co-dominate animal. How so many big breeders can get something so simple wrong is beyond me. There is enough intentional misinformation in this field; we need to eliminate the honest mistakes like this one. Can we please get a simple name right?
