Looking For Strawberry Peacocks
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longstocking
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I think Frybabies has some young ones for sale. She had quite a few fry from them last time I was up there.
Julie
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<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (longstocking @ Jul 28 2008, 11:12 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}></div>
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The name of the original fry I bought was *fire fin*. I've heard the name Dragon blood also bandied about. I need pics to show definitively what they are.
Interestingly enough (and you can see them when you come to visit) the babies from the 2 or 3 females that bred are a mix of plain old peacock, albinos, and the fire fins. I need to grow up some of the fire fin babies to see if the percentages go up when they breed, or if they will always produce a mix (I'm not very knowledgeable on line breeding in peacocks, help me out Pat!.)
I hope to grow out some of the plain old peacock fry to see if I can ID the main strain. That might be interesting!! But probably unlikely to be fruitful. The albinos might be attractive, tho</span>
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The name of the original fry I bought was *fire fin*. I've heard the name Dragon blood also bandied about. I need pics to show definitively what they are.
Interestingly enough (and you can see them when you come to visit) the babies from the 2 or 3 females that bred are a mix of plain old peacock, albinos, and the fire fins. I need to grow up some of the fire fin babies to see if the percentages go up when they breed, or if they will always produce a mix (I'm not very knowledgeable on line breeding in peacocks, help me out Pat!.)
I hope to grow out some of the plain old peacock fry to see if I can ID the main strain. That might be interesting!! But probably unlikely to be fruitful. The albinos might be attractive, tho</span>
