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T. radix Ranch
Too be het, or not to be Het. That is the question.
Here's my problem.
I never saw the albino male T.radix lockup with Onespot. He has been the only male in there in the last 6 months. There was a different male in there 9 months ago.
Considering they can store sperm for longer that 6 months I am feeling uncomfortable marking these babies as Het. Iowa albinos.
What are your thoughts on this situation?
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I see blue redspots
Re: Too be het, or not to be Het. That is the question.
You never saw a lockup but did you see courting behavior when the albino was in there? Was there any courting behavior with the other male 9 months ago? Did she become gravid back then?
I still think the chances aren't very good that the father of this litter is from the first male. Of course, there's always a chance that perhaps a few of them were sired by the first male but I would have doubts that they all are if you saw courting from the albino male.
I saw a lot of serious courting for a lot of days with Miss Piggy and Flicker. I also didn't see a lock up but I am seeing some seriously convincing signs that she is gravid. With northwesterns there's a pretty good chance that not all the babies will be his, but certainly the majority of them should be.
From now on, I'll treat others like they treat me. Some will be glad, others should be scared
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"PM Boots For Custom Title"
Re: Too be het, or not to be Het. That is the question.
tough call Steve-o...but if the albino was the last male in with her theres a good chance....but you know now your gonna have to prove them out, good luck
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I see blue redspots
Re: Too be het, or not to be Het. That is the question.
If I was buying them, and Steve told me the situation, I think I would accept them as hets. The odds seem to favor that.
From now on, I'll treat others like they treat me. Some will be glad, others should be scared
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"Preparing For Fourth shed"
Re: Too be het, or not to be Het. That is the question.
I would rule them as possible hets and explain the situations to the buyers.
Bluesirtalis
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Re: Too be het, or not to be Het. That is the question.
 Originally Posted by BLUESIRTALIS
I would rule them as possible hets and explain the situations to the buyers.
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T. radix Ranch
Re: Too be het, or not to be Het. That is the question.
 Originally Posted by ConcinnusMan
You never saw a lockup but did you see courting behavior when the albino was in there? Was there any courting behavior with the other male 9 months ago? Did she become gravid back then?
Never saw a lock-up with either male. Never saw courting behavior either. She started putting on weight after the albino male was introduced.
I told them not to lockup without me present. They appearently did listen.
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I see blue redspots
Re: Too be het, or not to be Het. That is the question.
I assume you meant "didn't" listen. Sounds like a pretty safe bet they are hets.
From now on, I'll treat others like they treat me. Some will be glad, others should be scared
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T. radix Ranch
Re: Too be het, or not to be Het. That is the question.
 Originally Posted by ConcinnusMan
I assume you meant "didn't" listen.  Sounds like a pretty safe bet they are hets.
*didn't listen
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