Identifying a BTA...
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Looks like a Colorado sunburst to me.
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Well I happened to buy the rock it’s on a while ago for 20 bucks and it hitchhiked.
It was the size of a dime when I brought the rock home. I was surprised it lived.
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That is the score of a lifetime if that's the case. I've seen Colorado sunbursts sell for over $500! I would love to have one of them, but they're too expensive for me. LOL
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We will see. Trying to get the lineage and more opinions...
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Well fingers crossed for you. That is an absolutely awesome hitchhiker if it is a Colorado sunburst!
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Well I’ve had offers on one of the clones.
I’m just trying to make sure the morph.
Any ideas and comments would be greatly appreciated!
I’m just trying to make sure the morph.
Any ideas and comments would be greatly appreciated!
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