Hello all,
I am fairly new here and have been learning as much as I can, but I have a couple of questions for you. And, I apologize now if it they have been answered many times and I missed it.. but here goes..
I want to breed (attempt that is) my red phase Chilean rose (G. rosea). However, she molted 11/5. Now from what I have learned so far, that means she is too close to her next molt and therefore the odds of success are extremely low.
Is this still considered to be correct? I realize that some of the info we have on our T's is still being learned and modified, so it is possible that this has changed.
(The next question will probably make you all think I am very stupid, but as I can NOT find the answer anywhere else..)
Once she molts again, can I then try to breed her, or will she no longer be "viable"? From what I have read, it appears that you could breed a female more than once, but NO where does it specifically state this fact.
Thanks,
Michael
I am fairly new here and have been learning as much as I can, but I have a couple of questions for you. And, I apologize now if it they have been answered many times and I missed it.. but here goes..
I want to breed (attempt that is) my red phase Chilean rose (G. rosea). However, she molted 11/5. Now from what I have learned so far, that means she is too close to her next molt and therefore the odds of success are extremely low.
Is this still considered to be correct? I realize that some of the info we have on our T's is still being learned and modified, so it is possible that this has changed.
(The next question will probably make you all think I am very stupid, but as I can NOT find the answer anywhere else..)
Once she molts again, can I then try to breed her, or will she no longer be "viable"? From what I have read, it appears that you could breed a female more than once, but NO where does it specifically state this fact.
Thanks,
Michael