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Posted by Mardy on May 12, 2003 at 11:56:40:

In Reply to: I have wondered about.... posted by Mardy on May 12, 2003 at 11:10:08:

Sorry I'm not trying to restart anything.
Just out of the loop, and meant to only post about the diamond syndrome problem and info on it.

MArdy

:" Cross breeding does not increase the livelyhood of the species, just taints it. And if this diamond syndrome or whatever name it is referred by is real, then spreading
:to other "subspecies" could be a serious problem."

:This as well. Oh I have not read the string below yet. I've been away a few days.
:I do need to try and read more info in this problem.
:
:Mardy

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