A "little good news"...yeah! What a sweet looking batch of babies! Best of luck with the feeding trials.
-Bryan
-Bryan
                        
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Posts: 265 (06/09/08 20:22:44)
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Posts: 93 (06/09/08 20:47:58) |
Far out!! Those are amazing! Congratulations guys! Good luck with the feeding! I'm green with envy!!
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Posts: 94 (06/09/08 20:52:32) |
Far Out!! Those babies are to die for! Congratulations, guys...I'm green with envy! Good luck with the feedings.
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Posts: 95 (06/09/08 21:03:25) |
Sorry! Computer locked up on me...didn't think 1st post went through!!
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Kirk Mills |
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Posts: 598 (06/10/08 20:28:25)
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Congratz Rico and TW, great looking clutch and best of luck with the feeding...
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Posts: 102 (06/10/08 22:14:01)
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Congrats Rico, I also wanted to mention that my Mr.Blue x Carolina male threw some yellow babies this year, last year I got all red neos and the female was
yellow as a baby, this year I used a sorong type female that I assumed was yellow and I got 2 yellow babies out of a clutch of 5 in which 3 survived ,( one
died shortly after hatching and one was dead full term both were red) there were also a number of eggs that went bad during incubation , needless to say I was
quite surprised at the ratio of yellow babies. Sandro
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Posts: 8 (06/11/08 00:49:45) |
Once again - Great job guys !!!!!
Looking forward to seeing the babies as they go through their many changes !!!!! - Ron |
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Posts: 304 (06/11/08 02:28:56)
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Congratulations Rico, this clutch is awesome.
As biologist, in light of the complexity of chondro's ontogenic color change, and the wide range of colors juvies can show I'm quite confident the theory about yellow and red babies is much more complex. I guess we're far from Mendel's theory as it seems much more than only one gene regulates the expression of colors in chondros. More likely, colors shown by chondros result in the expression and crossregulation of a panel of genes. Anyway, the simple dominant/recessive model is a good basis yet to navigate into this real maze 
Rico, if you have too much chondros we could go into a very exciting project in molecular biology and study genes expression profile in chondro 
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