...there is no problem with HAVING one. But the reality is, records will not be kept as they should and this will lead to an individual buying a 'pure' ball when they are not. So then whatever the individual breeds the "10% carpet" will never result in pure Balls.
SO....you have an individual breeding what they think is pure to another ball...and selling these 'pure' specimen as normals balls....when all these normal balls are really, hybrids. Hence the 'mudding' up of the gene pool and possibly the hobby.
The key here is to keep precise records with these Hybrids....but more than likely...records will be lost over time....
The Hybrid market is not great...so who knows what will become of the offspring.
I just dont want to be responsible for mudding up our hobby. Thats all.