Yuma Propagation

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Recently I've been getting into Yumas. With all the colors and variations out there, I am wondering how; if there is a way, to "crossbreed / cross-propagate" Yumas. I'd like to try my hand at culturing them.
 
From all that I've gathered thus far, I definitely know that they can reproduce both asexually and sexually... which got me to think that they could; in my own theory, cross propagate. I could be entirely wrong though.
 
Oh super interested in this topic as well would love to know if you can cross breed them!
Have these two that would make sexy babies!
 

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