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Originally Posted by Dragonling
Yes, unfortunately a bloodred is the result of diffused combined with the certain polygenetic traits. When more breeders began producing more and more bloodreds, they frequently focused only on the single gene mutation instead of selecting for enhanced color because they didn't know there was more at work, and so those traits were lost in the process. There are still excellent oldschool bloodreds around, but they represent a very small percentage of diffused corns.
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Thank you ,it's nice to know what he is finally ,you have been very helpful explaining ,he is a pet and I love him whatever he is,just always wondered!
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