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    Re: morph genetics

    Yes, I keep lineage records on all of my animals, and I've even entered them into iHerp's lineage database.

    If I ever produce something 'new and secret', I would still make the lineage information public once the cat was out of the bag.

    This is a VERY under-utilized area, in my opinion. Balls do undergo some pretty drastic color changes over the course of growing up, particularly some morphs such as pastels.
    Last edited by WingedWolfPsion; 11-07-2009 at 01:29 PM.
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