It is one that is for sale that I have seen and was contemplating buying, I know it is a Jag but is it still coastal?
Might have read more into my post than what was there. I am not looking at breeding anything at the moment, the closest I am to breeding is contemplating some BHP's in about 4 years as I have not got any yet. The Jag I put up is similar colours to a coastal I have seen on here in the "show us your coastal" thread. Yes the pattern is a bit different but similar in some ways too. I wasn't trying to pass off the picture as a pure bred coastal at all. It is just a thread for people to say what like in coastals and nothing else .Shouldn't you really ask what people look for in a jag if that's the animal you want to breed ? Anything that comes from that will be a jag or a jag sib it's a little misleading if you sold them off as coastal , unless the animal was 100% from the original coastal jags , Which a) I would be skeptical that it hasnt been crossed at some point and b) even then people are skeptical if they where pure coastal I have heard it was Irian jaya carpets in the mix , but that is all hearsay from what I know
Proserpines all the way! :lol: These are some of my hatchies from this season:
Vixen would you ever cross a Proserpine with a normal Coastal?
It is one that is for sale that I have seen and was contemplating buying, I know it is a Jag but is it still coastal?
I also didn't say that I wasn't going to do indecent acts with the pythons. lolI wasn't having a go mate it was just that when you asked this
Combined with your original question it makes one think that you where looking to breed these animals , and as such I was just mentioning that if you where looking to breed coastal that animal isn't the best animal to try an breed coastals from as it clearly has the jag gene and all the baggage associated so people who don't believe it's pure coastal etc
Also you didn't once mention that you had no intention to
breed you just asked what people look for in a coastal so you can see why one would think it where a kind of market research before breeding
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