Post by gabi on May 20, 2008 17:31:19 GMT
I hope, that anyone else is already breeding on them! 
I would like to tell you a bit about my projekt.
Last summer i let mate some pairs of Achatina fulica rodatzii with the poorly original white-jades from Hong Kong.
This was succesfull and loads of well growing "mixes" hatched. The looked like normal fulica´s and have grown to a size about 4 to 7cm shell-lenght.
In winter those "mixes" mated and since about an months I have loads of eggs from them. In the batches are black bodied and white bodied fulica´s.
Now I have a problem. I never have seen very young white Jades.
Do the babies of white Jades have this black dots on their shell´s from the time of hatching like normal fulica´s and rodatzii´s have? All of my white-bodied ones don´t have any dot´s, but some of them have already developed thin and light red stripes. Some not. ALL of them are growing extremely slow. The dark-bodied ones are growing like normal fulica´s. They are already double in size then their white siblings.
Kind regards,
Gabi
I would like to tell you a bit about my projekt.
Last summer i let mate some pairs of Achatina fulica rodatzii with the poorly original white-jades from Hong Kong.
This was succesfull and loads of well growing "mixes" hatched. The looked like normal fulica´s and have grown to a size about 4 to 7cm shell-lenght.
In winter those "mixes" mated and since about an months I have loads of eggs from them. In the batches are black bodied and white bodied fulica´s.
Now I have a problem. I never have seen very young white Jades.
Do the babies of white Jades have this black dots on their shell´s from the time of hatching like normal fulica´s and rodatzii´s have? All of my white-bodied ones don´t have any dot´s, but some of them have already developed thin and light red stripes. Some not. ALL of them are growing extremely slow. The dark-bodied ones are growing like normal fulica´s. They are already double in size then their white siblings.
Kind regards,
Gabi
