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I have a Mexican milk, she is 180grams and turns three this summer. She doesn't have the size of a honduran but I thought of hybridizing her and seeing. Should I not? Has it worked out badly due to size in the female? Would hybridizing her with a corn produce larger, dangerous eggs or not? I have had a tough time finding a grown male Mexican milk otherwise.
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Sonya

Failure is not an option. It comes bundled with the software.

...as many traits possible.

The original breeding for the corn to a honduran was a snow striped motely het for hypo.

Of course trying to get them to breed is nearly impossble unless you have several males and females of each. Using a pair by themselves is possible but so is winning the lottery.

>>...as many traits possible.
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>>The original breeding for the corn to a honduran was a snow striped motely het for hypo.
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>>Of course trying to get them to breed is nearly impossble unless you have several males and females of each. Using a pair by themselves is possible but so is winning the lottery.

Good idea. I have some that will be old enough (males and females) next season. If I don't have a male Mex. Milk by then I think it would be interesting. This year I only have two males over 2yo and they are a hypo normal and a snow....nothing hets. and one female snow corn. My proven male snow corn courts like a middle aged englishman....you never see them do anything but several litters have resulted. I can imagine the striped would really add something interesting to the mix. Things to work with.
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Sonya

Failure is not an option. It comes bundled with the software.