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-09 Ultra Bloodred

Charlie_73

Charlie_73

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I thought I would show you my little beauty.
First is when she came home in september
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In her new home
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And this is today, she was a little shy
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But then she got quorius
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Yes, the eyes are real dark on a ultra and ruby colored on a ultramel. The only sure way is breeding, if when breeding to a fire the ultra will produce all Ultramel bloods and if it's a ultramel the offspring will be half fires and half Ultramel bloods.
John
 
The eyes are really dark, it just looked like in the first pic of your original post I thought I saw ruby eyes. either way she is going to be a great looking corn, one of my favorites. Congrats
John
 
Heres the thing with ultramels.. They can drastically vary, even with eye colouration.. The only sure fire way I know how to prove an ultra from am ultramel is a test breeding against a straight up amel... From the thousands of pictures I have seen posted and from about the 500 or so ultra/mels I have seen, I could not give a definant yes or no just by looking at them, it is pretty hard to tell visually..

Regards.. Tim of T and J
 
Ummm...

Well put Tim....
Its really only guesses at this time and I think I been breeding them long enough to see how they vary....:rolleyes:
 
You have a picture of grandma Steve? She was very dark ole girl, that had the darkest eyes of any ultramel I have seen..

Dark eyed ultramel...

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Regards.. Tim of T and J
 
Tim and Steve are correct and to make matters worse after they get a little
older there is no way to tell from the eyes. You still have a very nice morph and test breeding either way are going to produce some really nice babies, it will be fun.
John
 
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