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Hi everyone! Same old story, I went to pick up some crix yesterday... well, you know the rest! I found a red-phase g. rosea, I've never seen one... it is literally the color of Flaming Hot Cheetos! Amazing. It is, however a BOY T!! But he's only about 3". He has hooks and big palps, is he ready to mate even though he's so little? And... can I mate him with my brown-phase g. rosea and my "regular" g. rosea? That's not species "mixing" is it?:?
PLEASE NOTE: THIS SAID WITH ALL DUE RESPECT TO ALL ON THE BOARD:
If you think Jane Emailer has the intelligence quotient of a barnacle, or that Joe Poster knows absolutely nothing about recombinant DNA, or that my spelling sucks, please e-mail that person directly. I want to hear all of your experiences with BREEDING G. ROSEAS, but don't want to scroll through 3 pages of parrying back and forth about personal opinions of each other's opinions and personalities. I think you're ALL great, and funny and cool, but I don't want to read any slams and digs on each other.
THANKS IN ADVANCE FOR YOUR HELP
If you think Jane Emailer has the intelligence quotient of a barnacle, or that Joe Poster knows absolutely nothing about recombinant DNA, or that my spelling sucks, please e-mail that person directly. I want to hear all of your experiences with BREEDING G. ROSEAS, but don't want to scroll through 3 pages of parrying back and forth about personal opinions of each other's opinions and personalities. I think you're ALL great, and funny and cool, but I don't want to read any slams and digs on each other.