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Thank you guys, that was what I was most worried about. In light of that, I've got two other males that could go this year.
First off is my male super stripe (would be a first step to see if I could pull off reverse stripe super stripes, and to see if I could start cleaning up the line):
And then my EK pastel/Red Rum, who is not as red as I'd hoped he'd be, but still a nice animal:
The Nova gene seems to have done a number here. Identifying those babies if you did pair those together would be a massive undertaking I would think. At any rate, they are both incredible looking animals!
My guess would be that the Nova lineage would most definitely make the Jungles identification much more difficult.
I agree with David ( @Morgans Boas ). I would avoid the Jungle to aberrant non-Jungle breeding project, especially with the Nova lineage being known to throw such strong aberrant variants.
I'm always the advocate to avoid breeding Jungles to other aberrant non-Jungles . I've seen several "Jungle" Boas sold from such litters, and turn out to be mis-identified, non-Jungles.
Thinking ahead to next season's main pairing. I'm contemplating repeating this season's pairing with different animals (and animals with more traceable lineage), so that I can hit genetic pearlescent jungles.
I have a female PDMT pearlescent nova that will be ready to go. I'm potentially concerned that the nova will make the litter results a little confusing.
And then a George line jungle produced by Chaz, that should be ready.
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