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dave partington said:
Regarding #1, Copper X Kastanie, I kept the 20-25% of the clutch which colored up with the darker ground coloration over 2 years, those most like the Kastanie parent.
I kept the 25% which developed the lightest ground coloration over 2 years, the ones most visually like the w/c Copper parent.
I parted with the 50% which did not look much like either parent, or which looked like a blending of both parents or however that is said.
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Dave,
Do you happen to have pictures to share?

Take care!

Orlando
 
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