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Posted by: JKruse at Sat Jul 21 00:30:29 2007  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by JKruse ]  
   

as this stock has been bred by others at one time or another and subsequently crossed with Northern-range animals. There are some variations of hypo-erythristic animals out there, and one of your photos suggest something that could be a candidate for such a genetic anomaly (the pic of the one with severe black cross-overs yet sustains that orange-pink color tone). Nevertheless, there is something unusual about this line of Martirs and time will prove to be the best judge of my suspicions. Can you send me another pic of that male, and, are yours primarily Northern range agalma?

Jerry K.


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