Re: Future Breeding Plans
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Originally Posted by
RoseyReps
I would do male double gene, that way you have 2 genes you can plug to multiple females. Also, males tend to be cheaper, so getting say a pastel lesser boy, would be a good bit cheaper than a pastel lesser girl.
Just my opinion :)
I like this idea as well. :)
Re: Future Breeding Plans
You need to ask yourself how long you plan on keeping both animals. In the short term, a 2 gene male is more valuable as others have said because he can breed multiple females. But you have more time invested in females, so if you replace the female with 1 of her daughters, you now need to wait 2 to 3 years for the daughter to be ready to breed. But if you get a 2 gene female and a 1 gene male, then the male can be replaced by a son and the son will be able to breed in 6 months to a year. So the questions you need to answer are"Will you have multiple females for the male to breed?" And, "How long will you keep the male and female before upgrading them to offspring with more genetic power?"
Re: Future Breeding Plans
Well, the goal is to eventually get a three gene offspring, hopefully a male that will replace the father of the clutch, and then breed him to a completely different female. So the father of the clutch will be replaced regardless of his genetics. The mother I'm still unsure about at this time. I may keep her, I may not. I was trying to plan ahead but that's still going to be a few years from now and I'm not sure what I'll be wanting to produce at that time, which is why I'm having a bit of a hard time determining what I want.