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One of my Black Peruvians sitting nicely after a meal and a Peruvian Hyper.
I do not believe that these Hypers are Melanistic, I am not for sure, but I just feel that they are not that.
No matter what they prove out to be, these Peruvians should definately produce something great when two Hypers are bred together.
However, nothing still beats a black Peruvian with gold outlines around the saddles to me!
John J
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Man John I would really love to see some pic's of those dark Peruvians in natural light! That animal just has this strange
"come hither" effect.
I saw that you decided to keep all the homozygous "hyper" babies, with all of them being males that was probably a smart move and I hope you can prove something interesting with them in 2013 or so.
By the way if those big dark ones are hard to handle I drive right through your town at least twice a year, I don't mind stopping by to help you wrestle them out for a photo shoot!!
Later.
Joel
john that black peruvian is the best, what a beauty, i can't wait to see what those hypers will produce when bred together, "super hyper"? only time will tell, good luck with them.
greg c
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