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Which breeders have successfully produced Borneo Bat Eaters? I got into a discussion with a biology professor today and we got to wondering if the infertile eggs were examined from the hybrid clutches...curious if they simply did not fertilize or if early embryonic death occured. I'm not looking for guesses, just breeders with hard data, if it exists.
thanks,
Kassandra Royer
I am still in my infancy in hybrid breeding and would also like to hear any information on the subject of fertility, fecundity, and incubation of F-2 and beyond breedings.
>>Which breeders have successfully produced Borneo Bat Eaters? I got into a discussion with a biology professor today and we got to wondering if the infertile eggs were examined from the hybrid clutches...curious if they simply did not fertilize or if early embryonic death occured. I'm not looking for guesses, just breeders with hard data, if it exists.
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>>thanks,
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>>Kassandra Royer
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"I must have some terrible, deadly disease. It seems that everyone that has screwed me in the past always dies mysteriously a few years later." *Lou Cypher*
Would it be worth trying to breed these. I plan on trying to breed a friends albino male burm to my normal female retic. My tiger is hooked up with the other female so we decided to try it.
>>I am still in my infancy in hybrid breeding and would also like to hear any information on the subject of fertility, fecundity, and incubation of F-2 and beyond breedings.
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>>>>Which breeders have successfully produced Borneo Bat Eaters? I got into a discussion with a biology professor today and we got to wondering if the infertile eggs were examined from the hybrid clutches...curious if they simply did not fertilize or if early embryonic death occured. I'm not looking for guesses, just breeders with hard data, if it exists.
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>>>>thanks,
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>>>>Kassandra Royer
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>>"I must have some terrible, deadly disease. It seems that everyone that has screwed me in the past always dies mysteriously a few years later." *Lou Cypher*
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Thomas Jones
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