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all these posts were very interesting, so correct me if im wrong, only a handfull of blues were origionally obtained in the states on record only, surely they arnt the only fiew originals in existance, as 100 blue tegs were imported from argantina to the u.k this year, surely they arnt all from the same pool, they are getting pretty common here, but if they were hybridised with a black & whites how would anyone ever know, one or two of these animals showed some strong red specles too so is there red in there too. all i know is the ones i saw were in awsome shape & stunning,no defects. blues hybrids or not they all have the blue carracteristics. or does the u.k have access to tegues that the us dont.

[QUOTE="chriswizz, post: 104938, member: 3022"] all these posts were very interesting, so correct me if im wrong, only a handfull of blues were origionally obtained in the states on record only, surely they arnt the only fiew originals in existance, as 100 blue tegs were imported from argantina to the u.k this year, surely they arnt all from the same pool, they are getting pretty common here, but if they were hybridised with a black & whites how would anyone ever know, one or two of these animals showed some strong red specles too so is there red in there too. all i know is the ones i saw were in awsome shape & stunning,no defects. blues hybrids or not they all have the blue carracteristics. or does the u.k have access to tegues that the us dont. [/QUOTE]

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