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    Re: Need advice or help immediately

    Quote Originally Posted by xanaxez View Post
    yes your opinion is that of your own so we can desmiss this. but if you would like further information go to nick mutton and will leary also. they have been trying to explain this same thing to people that think tigers are only stripped for years. thats 6 very highly reputable breeders that has tried to make this clear and yet still we have people with little knowledge claiming else wise. but this post will end now because you have your own beliefs even though some of the biggest and well known dealers/breeders says else wise.
    Here since you are found of quoting other people this is one of the things I think is relevant here. I hope Nick is ok with me posting this and maybe he can post his 2 cents as I know he pops in from time to time.

    Tigers froma tigerXnormal breedings are only heterozygous, as they can only recieve one copy of the tiger gene. the outcome of breeding tigers to tigers will depend on if the parent tigers are heterozygous or homozygous tigers and at the moment the variablility of the gene in its heterozygous state can make it difficult to determine.

    Nick

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