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Striped Bloodreds anyone?

Chusi

Chusi

Chusi
Hi Everyone! Is anyone selling or does anyone have any plans on breeding striped Bloodreds?

I just saw one of these beauties and am a little in love... Haha. I am in Southern California but can pay for shipping!

Thanks for reading!
 
I will/hope to have striped bloods and striped amel bloods this year. What kind of striped blood are you looking for, the old school or more orange ones?
Terri
 
I have a pairing that hooked up for a second time last night that has a chance of producing some. The breeding season is starting so if you can't find one now you won't have long to wait. Good luck in your search! :)
 
Wow, thank you for the replies! That sounds great, please keep me posted!

And to answer your question Terri, I love the classic striped bloodred/deep red look. However, the more orange bloods are pretty too! Here are the two bloods that I was looking at yesterday from Joni Garcia's site. I am not a breeder, so I am not sure how difficult it is to get this seamless blend of striped colors.

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I expect to be producing some this year. The mother of the hets is a very dark striped sunglow and the father is a nice quality fire (amel bloodred). I'm hoping to get sunglow stripes and sunglow stripe fires that are more red than orange. I have three females old enough to breed so there should be at least a few!
 
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