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Well, not me, and certainly not with the thyrogenous dwarf gene. If you read my article at all, you know that they do not live to maturity, ever. They will never reproduce. You know the moment you realize that one is a dwarf at 3-4 weeks of age that you will have to watch it die. It could be 7...

Yep. Now, if that stupid DNA would just behave itself, we could speak in absolutes all the time. Would be so much simpler! :D

Marvin, nicalandia, knows that I have a mental block when it comes to gene designations, I admit that! And he's always been nice enough over the many years we've encountered each other to answer my questions with humility and kindness, which I've always appreciated! I know what I have to know...