Recent content by TracyPD

Anyone who bases what they work with on whether a market crashes or not based on the discovery and discussion of information (information that of course isn't health affecting) isn't keeping and breeding the species for the right reasons. When chahoua go back down to 3-600 dollars retail, myself...

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:cool:;) Very well put.

This would be amazing! Unfortunately NC isn't too keen on letting people do this. We need soooo much more info in order to do full sequencing that we just don't have. The money and resources will be extremely taxing even if NC does allow this to happen.

I find it more likely that gps data is being used and smugglers are classifying the animals as "dna" tested in many cases. I have yet to see any accompanying paperwork supporting lab tested species confirmation. Keyword being yet.

Great question. I've recently asked someone claiming DNA testing, and they told me their several weeks old m. Jalu was tested by Aaron Bauer. I asked for documentation. None has been provided as of yet, but I will update if/when it is. Scientists are not public servants and I find it...

Yes sir as well as all the offspring, underbite or not. And wave bye to several thousand dollars lmao. It's not something we want in our group.

I can definitely see where in some cases it could be nutritional. In my experience, it has not been. Animals have been grown up from a small size, fed appropriately, females have laid perfect eggs and did not calcium crash at all. Babies hatched out with underbite from the pairing, grown out...

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In my opinion Inbreeding isn't something that's really practiced with most chahoua breeders to my knowledge. Line breeding however is whether they know they are doing it or not. Meticulous record keeping isn't something that was really done until recently, and the animals collected for the pet...

I would refrain from feeding quail eggs. Has anyone noticed increased agressive behavior in breeding pairs when dropped tails are offered? I had a female go ape on a male trying to eat his tail after I offered her a dropped tails the previous week.