Please Be Carefull !!

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(05-13-2013 11:08 AM)Nocshadue Balbozar Wrote:  I dunno what the percentage is when a new fur is released with a collection, but I don't think it's a large one, or if it's even based on a certain percentage at all lol. Seems to me like the initial 'discoveries' are made by a handfull of people over the course of the first month of breeding and the rest some from sales of said kitty and then those being bred etc. It spreads pretty fast which is why new furs command higher prices when they first are discovered.

What troubles me about what you propose about a bali cream possibly hiding S&P, is while it's theorhetically correct, the chances of it being true are almost nil. And I've occasionally heard people say things like this when trying to sell cats and it can work up a newbie into thinking they have a chance to get something they really don't.

So while I certainly don't want folks to down-play their cats, or cats they may be auctioning for others, I ask them to use common sense and draw on thier own breeding experience. Because if you look at a long line of bali creams and then have S&P pop out of nowhere, I'd run right out and spend every dime I had on lottery tickets.

If you looked Frosty's pedigree, most of his grandparents were older than dirt. http://gyazo.com/0991d2eab5763259fb866e04e4f493fe. So his line is maybe too old for the salt and pepper fur?

Basically I just wanted to know if it was okay to say hides bali cream on my easter dud boxes, when I sell them. Didn't intend a can of worms It's not like my bee, who I used to think might hide vampire ears, but turned out to hide ody boo boo, which if I had said hides vampire ears then the buyer might have been upset because vampire ears are prettier than ody boo boo. I assume people might not be upset if they get a random salt and pepper, since it way rarer than bali cream? I make no comment on the relative aesthetic appeal of the two.