interesting what you have written about the hypos-being picky eaters. Of my anery and 3 poss hets, there have all been a pain, each has missed one of its 3 last meals, and one has missed the last 2. Im not too worried, they have been movedc twice since arriving as i have been moving houses. I have to find out if the het parents were siblings.



Also i have cracked a bit, and just paid for the male anery sibling to me female anery, and also another het female. So now my anery collection will soon stand at 1.1 anery, and 2.2 66% poss het anery



And while i was at it, i purchased 2.5 66% poss het new european line of hypos the girlfriend not exactly thrilled, but you only live once.



Now my problems, first i want to find out which of my poss hets anerys, are actually hets, will in a few years, try and couple the male anery to the 2 poss het females, and see what comes of it. Working out the poss het hypos, is gonna be a whole other problem, and im not really sure how to tackle it, they do have an amazing pattern though, and trying to breed the anery into them at a later stage could be interesting.



How has inbreeding worked with other peoples collections? Ie with my anery, i would like to breed the siblings together, first of all to make sure i just get anery babies and i know what im working with. But also to have a clutch, that i can then raise up, and breed to completely separate lines, to produce new lines.



Also what does line breeding actually mean?



Any ideas, about how to tackle, which goes with what? I know i have a few years to wait, but you cant help dreaming. I will also have the lockwood het hypos, to throw into the mix if needed
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Dave



1.2 Normal BRBs

0.1 Anery BRB

2.1 66% poss het anery BRB

1.1 het hypo BRB

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