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Re: ***PIC** THIS IS YET ANOTHER LINE OUT THERE.....n/p

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Posted by crimsonking on April 18, 2003 at 19:21:26:

In Reply to: ***PIC** THIS IS YET ANOTHER LINE OUT THERE.....n/p posted by shannon brown on April 17, 2003 at 18:24:54:

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:seems they're popping up all over. My friend and I have totally unrelated lines yet produced some very much like all your pics. Some I like some I'm undecided on. Do you find yours also lose most of the belly pigment too? Mine started showing "white" bellies then gradually losing more color and pattern each year. I guess breeding them back to one another will produce even more outrageous looking animals. You can take the black to extreme too. Good luck with 'em.
:Mark




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