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  1. 06-12-2010, 07:54 AM #1
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    Re: Banded/tiger x lesser or something else?

    do we know if it is dominant or rec.? I been looking at m&s reptilien (if thats spelled right) banded tigers and im wondering.
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    Re: Banded/tiger x lesser or something else?

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    do we know if it is dominant or rec.? I been looking at m&s reptilien (if thats spelled right) banded tigers and im wondering.
    I am working with Jolliff line Tigers, and mine are dominant (possibly co-dom).

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