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Oldschool Bloodreds and Tessera Bloods!

What I find interesting is that the tesseras don't display the extreme broken stripe that is typical of bloodred tesseras. The stripes are still not perfect but they are nearly contiguous.
 
blacktip said:
What I find interesting is that the tesseras don't display the extreme broken stripe that is typical of bloodred tesseras. The stripes are still not perfect but they are nearly contiguous.
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I know. I was expecting a bunch of dashes. The side patterns are more 'static-y' than a non-diffused Tessera.

We've speculated about is the non-broken stripe a result of breeding one parent who has had less, I don't know, outcrossing, introducing other genes, less dilution, than the typical bloodred these days (like the sire) who has a bunch of hets and possible hets? I don't know.
 
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