boutiquegecko
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Some of us have leos that are 10+ years old. I would guess the majority of them are hi-yellows, normals, maybe some early tang? So I started thinking this morning, some of us are also outcrossing as well and there's been a lot of discussion about outcrossing/inbreeding etc.
What about breeding our "new" gecko morphs with our "older" males? Wouldn't that achieve basically the same thing as far as strengthening the "new" morph, since the gecko we have from 10+ yrs ago, prob is not so closely releated and is not a sibling or something from a newer morph?
What about breeding our "new" gecko morphs with our "older" males? Wouldn't that achieve basically the same thing as far as strengthening the "new" morph, since the gecko we have from 10+ yrs ago, prob is not so closely releated and is not a sibling or something from a newer morph?
