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    Re: Homozygous doms

    Quote Originally Posted by OhhWatALoser View Post
    daddy gene.....
    Makes a platty daddy that is like a superstripe and throws het daddy and lessers/butters etc. no normals, correct?

    How is that the same thing as a super spider or a super pinstripe?


    I do think it's interesting that it didn't seem to change anything and no one apparently bothers to produce and market homozygous pins.
    There's just no money in it.
    Why produce nothing but $80 males and $150 female?
    That's the price of those now, if a super is proven and they are out there mass producing more spiders and pinstripes, $20 male and $50 female.
    I believe facts and proof and evidence, show me the clutches while the pinstripes are all in their eggs still.
    Multiple clutches from the same sire, all pinstripes.
    I know if I did that feat I would show that off, much to my displeasure.
    Has Brian ever offered proof like that?
    I'd like to see, call me a skeptic until I do see such a feat...
    Last edited by snakesRkewl; 08-30-2012 at 12:29 PM.
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