Wandering Paddle
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professional enigma breeders as a general whole- failed-
Strong statement...
I dont disagree.
professional enigma breeders as a general whole- failed-
The chlorine, you speak of is legal in F1, F2, F3, etc. imports.
I know this is somewhat of an old topic, but whats everyone's opinion on taking afghanicus and breeding them with morphs?
I've seen it done and I personally do not like it.
Here are a couple of links:could some one make up a list of all the pure morphs:main_huh::main_huh:
first the waters are never going to clear,
with the explosion of leo breeding the past few years, and in particluar the enigma crosses i think we've seen just about everytihng happen that could...
i mean, do you understand what this looks like to the outside community?
i am embrassed when peope, ask about enigmas. to tell them that an animal with a known defect has been purposefully, and intentionally bred, in mass quanitities and released for the sake of huge profits..
i mean let's not joke ourselves breeding is for money and continuance of a species.
hobby breeding is usually done for love and money , if you are lucky.
but to purposefully breed an animal that you cannot truthfully tell someone will NEVER run in circles, Come on., there is a repsonsibility as a breeder to breed healthy animals-to not perpetuate defects!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
the leo community couldn't handle this mess, so don't think they will
'clean up' anything. this genetic mutation was handled as a pure commodity, with marketing and even purposeful routes of sales into the breeding population, it was calculated to gain the most profits possible knowing that it would explode as it is a dominant gene.
how am i supposed to feel when someone asks me about enigmas?
tell them, *maybe *it won't run in circles...
sad. pitiful
the people who discovered it had a chance to do the right thing and they didn't. you can't expect anyone else to fix this now.
as for the million mutt enigma crosses out there, and by products..
i think it;'s clear that the release of the enigma signaled a new phase of leo breeding, the 'i don't care about ethics' phase.
it's disturbing, but i think it gave many people the impression that leo breeders are barely holding onto any ethics whatsoever if at all.
for the people that bought circling enigmas, i am sorry,
for breeders of these animals:
the excuse that 'other animals have been bred before that have known problems' is not a good, one. doesn't make it right.
btw. thanks for adding unhealthy animals to the genetic pool we are dealing with- great
it was done for the wrong reasons, done for money, and it was a huge let down. i am ashamed to tell family and friends about this morph and what it has done to the hobby.
"oh, that morph, well yeah, it runs in circles, sometimes, not always...well the other ones don't do it, yet, as far as i know, what? oh yeah, this is a hugely popular..yes people still sell them and breed them, i know, i know.."
if you were one of the "lucky' ones to get in at the beginning you made some loot, sure. you also sent a clear message to everyone after you:
IT'S OK TO DO ANYTHING YOU WANT IN THE NAME OF YOUR PERSONAL 'DISCOVERY' MISSION TO PROPAGATE ANIMALS AND MAKE MONEY.
there lesson #1 for potential new breeders, do what you want
everyone else does anyway
-professional enigma breeders as a general whole- failed-
As far as I understand, once the morph was discovered and the issue was at hand, people kept breeding the morph in an attempt to lessen the issue.. as more and more Enigmas have been bred with other morphs, there are many that do not exhibit any neurological issues whatsoever. Nowadays, most Enigmas don't have significant problems, and it's always been more severe in albino strains.
This isn't the first time this has happened.. Mack Snows were very weak animals at first and wouldn't live much into adulthood. Super Snows started out to be extremely small, and weak.. by continuing to breed them, to try to strengthen the line, was the only way to get rid of the issue.
Your comments are extreme at best, you should consider the other side of things once in awhile..
first the waters are never going to clear,
with the explosion of leo breeding the past few years, and in particluar the enigma crosses i think we've seen just about everytihng happen that could...
i mean, do you understand what this looks like to the outside community?
i am embrassed when peope, ask about enigmas. to tell them that an animal with a known defect has been purposefully, and intentionally bred, in mass quanitities and released for the sake of huge profits..
i mean let's not joke ourselves breeding is for money and continuance of a species.
hobby breeding is usually done for love and money , if you are lucky.
but to purposefully breed an animal that you cannot truthfully tell someone will NEVER run in circles, Come on., there is a repsonsibility as a breeder to breed healthy animals-to not perpetuate defects!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
the leo community couldn't handle this mess, so don't think they will
'clean up' anything. this genetic mutation was handled as a pure commodity, with marketing and even purposeful routes of sales into the breeding population, it was calculated to gain the most profits possible knowing that it would explode as it is a dominant gene.
how am i supposed to feel when someone asks me about enigmas?
tell them, *maybe *it won't run in circles...
sad. pitiful
the people who discovered it had a chance to do the right thing and they didn't. you can't expect anyone else to fix this now.
as for the million mutt enigma crosses out there, and by products..
i think it;'s clear that the release of the enigma signaled a new phase of leo breeding, the 'i don't care about ethics' phase.
it's disturbing, but i think it gave many people the impression that leo breeders are barely holding onto any ethics whatsoever if at all.
for the people that bought circling enigmas, i am sorry,
for breeders of these animals:
the excuse that 'other animals have been bred before that have known problems' is not a good, one. doesn't make it right.
btw. thanks for adding unhealthy animals to the genetic pool we are dealing with- great
it was done for the wrong reasons, done for money, and it was a huge let down. i am ashamed to tell family and friends about this morph and what it has done to the hobby.
"oh, that morph, well yeah, it runs in circles, sometimes, not always...well the other ones don't do it, yet, as far as i know, what? oh yeah, this is a hugely popular..yes people still sell them and breed them, i know, i know.."
if you were one of the "lucky' ones to get in at the beginning you made some loot, sure. you also sent a clear message to everyone after you:
IT'S OK TO DO ANYTHING YOU WANT IN THE NAME OF YOUR PERSONAL 'DISCOVERY' MISSION TO PROPAGATE ANIMALS AND MAKE MONEY.
there lesson #1 for potential new breeders, do what you want
everyone else does anyway
-professional enigma breeders as a general whole- failed-