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In a previous post about the history of the Aztec I told how I had acquired him from a teacher who had her as a classroom pet. I forgot to mention that the Aztec had been her classroom for 13 years, since it was a baby. Isn't it amazing that this beautiful morph has been in the country that long and I wonder how many other morphs have been in-country and that were never discovered. Makes you go Hmmmmmmmmm. Oh well again thanks for all the interest and kind words and here's another picture. Thanks Bob

I like the color variations between each Aztec. Same pattern, different color. It makes them even more fun to play with.

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Hey Vol thats a good question and as much as I would love to give you a specific answer all I can say now is time will tell. Thanks Bob

Mixing it with other morphs will happen in due time, If I had a pair of aztecs I would want to see what the super form looked like first, then start mixing in other morphs. Thats what I can't wait to see..
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I'm glad to see you posting some photos of these beauties! I love how different yet similar they all look and the coloration on the ones you've posted is insane!

Keep sharing those awesome pictures! I can't wait to see what comes of an Aztec x Aztec breeding!!

Thanks,
Celia
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Thanks for the all the nice words and compliments and I hope everyone has a great breeding season. Thanks Bob