Spoof
Kung Fu Chinny!
How do you know for sure?Mark, I have no idea if Rhonda's lines or the European lines carry another modifier or gene, but there is no violephire gene.
How do you know for sure?Mark, I have no idea if Rhonda's lines or the European lines carry another modifier or gene, but there is no violephire gene.
How do you know for sure?
So viophire is a term for a mutation color that nobody has ever produced out of a violet x sapphire only cross, showing together in their homozygous state?Violephire, as defined as an animal that expresses both the sapphire and the violet colors, is a well defined color that we know the genetic makeup of.
What I'm wondering is if the violephire or whatever that Ronda has is so unique, why doesn't she come onto this thread to discuss it? She is a member of this forum just as Tara is and she is plenty intelligent enough to speak for herself and not be parroted through Tara.
I want to know how many years Ronda has been breeding her violephires,.
what she's mated them to, and how many generations she's worked with
to determine that her violephires are a unique strain. Without solid evidence, it's just speculation.
I was just looking for pics of these colors on the net and found this link, the violet on the left, the viophire in the middle and the blue diamond on the right, the blue diamond in this pic is really pretty!
http://www.servimg.com/image_preview.php?i=74&u=11032166
the link to the discussion
http://www.chinchillaworld.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=4876&st=0
Enter your email address to join: