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Chestnut

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Kim_Hansson

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Hi there! Another question all the way from me here in Sweden.
A new "morph" that I ran into down at a show in Germany was the "Kastanie", also called "Chestnut". A cool looking, kind of red morph. It blew me away. However I've heard that this new "morph" isn't simple recessive. That it isn't a "true morph".

Now I'd really like some insight in this subject. Maybe from someone who has actually done some breeding. Good to know more before I decide to invest more time and energy.

Best regards
Kim Hansson, Sweden.
 
 
Well thank's a lot for the helpful links guys! Now I definately know how much I will invest in this new project of mine.

Over and out
Kim H, Sweden
 
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