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Speaking of that, I haven't heard anything about the spider in a while. Care to update ceratogyrus, if it isn't much trouble?
I would think inbreeding would be more suspect than hybridization; however, there is no scientific evidence, to my knowledge, to support such consequences with either inbreeding or hybridization.
I would think to my knowledge another consideration is that you didn't read the text contained within the link before refuting my statement! You should have read the link hahahah, TSK TSK
I read the link. Did you read what I wrote? I said there was no scientific evidence supporting either hybridization or inbreeding as a cause for such defects. The fact that the defects have reportedly occurred in both hybrids and pure strains suggests that there are other factors involved.I would think to my knowledge another consideration is that you didn't read the text contained within the link before refuting my statement! You should have read the link hahahah, TSK TSK
If you have, then you must think the breeder was a liar, based on what you wrote.
I read your post completely previously. Well to be objective, you could be ABSOLUTELY right about other factors, however, it could very well be this was caused by hybridization. The same end result can often be caused by different mechanisms.
double folio power! I really hope that these are just color mutations and we get something really sweet out of it!She matured and the other male with the shortened folio also matured and I managed to mate them.
