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  1. 02-28-2014, 06:56 PM #1
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    Thumbs up The Tri-Stripe Project

    For those that do not know, Tri-Stripe is a Recessive gene. There's only a small handful of visual combos out there right now, so it's pretty much still an untapped project. Here is our 1100g perfectly-striped beast of a male...












    Should have some Hets and a small handful of visuals pop out later this year. Can't wait to start mixing this guy into some of the new stuff that's out there! Please feel free to post up any Tri-Stripe stuff you guys have as well! I'd definitely like to see some pics of what ya got!

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    Jeremy, very cool project!
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    Re: The Tri-Stripe Project

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    Jeremy, very cool project!
    Thank you, Dave!
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    *drops jaw*
    The first thing I'm thinking is albino. But I do that with everything. I'm super excited about this gene
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    Re: The Tri-Stripe Project

    Quote Originally Posted by SteveySingle View Post
    *drops jaw*
    The first thing I'm thinking is albino....

    x2 That would look sick in Albino!
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    Can I preorder albino now??

    Enchi and Bumblebee might be cool to look at too
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    wow, this is awesome. i mean it, these are really new optics, no other gene or combo that i have ever seen can produce that pattern.


    it seems a bit counter-intuitive, but i would first throw pattern morphs at it and see what bounces back. the first pinstripe clown and lemonblast clown were produced 2013, and they turned out to be awesome. apparently noone thought about it earlier. so dont worry about throwing in a pattern morph because it will mess up the pattern. be the first one to see how exactly it will mess up the pattern. spider tri-stripe and pinstripe tri-stripe and enchi tri-stripe and leopard tri-stripe have not been done yet. figuring out how color morphs affect it is the obvious route, i would go against the herd and throw anything that alters the pattern at it.

    anyway, i really like it. its new, and promises lots of really new optics down the road.
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    Re: The Tri-Stripe Project

    Beautiful gene to be working with, congrats! The albino and lavender albino tri-stripes are crazy!
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    Very nice! Don't see those around much. Can't wait to see what you mix in there...
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    Always like that project I would love to see a candy or ultramel version of it.
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