can someone tell me why this practice is frowned upon by some breeders?
isn't a genetic variety best for the natural selection?
after all, cross breeding is how we get so many cats and dogs species..
PS: I'm not a breeder and I only have 1 male veiled. I am just curious
Personally I like it. The only problem is if people cross breed two different morphs and don't keep records of it and then sell you a "Nosy Be" when it really is a "Nosy Be crossed with a Ambilobe." I really like it though, I like the cool new colors you get.
