| Posted: November 04 2009 at 9:49pm | IP Logged
|
|
|
Ten years ago I was sure that the development of new diploids would be over by now in favor of the 'improved' TETS. But after seeing ELLISON's Introductions I see I was wrong. Looking at the pictures I believe it would be very difficult for a TET to compete with his DIP's in ruffling and roundness. Do you agree? What advantage do TET's offer over DIP's? Why have TET's not kept up with ELLISON's DIP's? Is he just ahead of the game, or is there some genetic reason?
Ron
|