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Where's everybody at right now this year?

Late project but..

Here is a project I gave though too since I got my original rootbeers from Trev.. I had posted this one on a couple of Forums..

Last breeding this year..

Sort of snuck this one by Jenn... I hooked up our KL Crimson with our Rootbeer keeper Beryl.. Of course this was semi thought out breeding, The Crimson has some lineage with Emoryi ( many, many generations back ) and well the Rootbeer female I have Came from a Miami X Creamsicle breeding.. I figured hey, since the both these animals have hertigae pointing towards Miami and pointing towards Emoryi, what better a breeding could this be..


This is Beryl's pic and for some reason I don't think I have a decent one of the Crimson.. That needs to change here really soon before he leaves our crib..

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Of course, the more I thought about this project, I thought hey what about bringing back a little more of the Emoryi lines in the F2 side.. So I found this little man at the San Diego show yesterday...

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I have a male Miami who will also help donate genetics back into the group..

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Who knows, a few years down the road, I might completely abandon the project as I don't have a clear plan, other than making some robust, neat looking animals that are reasonably inexpensive..

Regards.. Tim of T and J
 
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