Super red juvy?
- Thread starter Drab94
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Pardon me if I'm way off base, but I thought "super" before the color simply meant that it was bred to bring out an extreme color morph. And if that's the case, I feel like it would bevery hard to tell if it was a "super" Red Texas before it matures. I'm interested in seeing more educated members opinions on this.
My understanding is they take a Texas and cross it with a midas or midevil. Then cross the offspring again to further draw out the red. Here is a link to another forum post on how to make a red Texas. I believe to make a super Red it just furthers the processes. But I could be wrong.
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&sou...nu9z2GK4mQ2hR1uHw&sig2=jx6UuNKmm_0BeEA3V2OhUg
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&sou...nu9z2GK4mQ2hR1uHw&sig2=jx6UuNKmm_0BeEA3V2OhUg
Hes pretty. Some guy here crossed his Texas with his blood parrot and the ones that survived look really similar to his.
You might get super red Texas out of that cross you might not. It's really unpredictable. Think of how many different color patterns you see on amphs to begin with.
Through selective breeding I'm sure you help influence the outcome of a spawn but I'm sure that is more complicated than simply crossing a Texas with an amph. It more likely involves crossing crosses with crosses lol.
Through selective breeding I'm sure you help influence the outcome of a spawn but I'm sure that is more complicated than simply crossing a Texas with an amph. It more likely involves crossing crosses with crosses lol.
A super red Texas is different than a red Texas. To me it looks to be a standard red Texas.
Here's my SRT I sold
Here's my SRT I sold