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RE: General Question for Hybrid Breeders?

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Posted by: mesozoic at Sat May 30 00:04:40 2009  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by mesozoic ]  
   

>>I was wondering when breeding a hybrids do you general use the larger species as the Female?
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>>When incubating the eggs do you do a mix of normal temps for both species or do you go with the temps of the egg layer species?
>>Thank You any one for advice....

I've done it both ways and had success. I incubate all the eggs the same 80 to 82 degrees and always have a good hatch rate.
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